Turnaround in the Volánbusz Case: Jellinek Can Leave Prison, Szivek's Arrest Extended
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One suspect remains in custody, while the other is placed under criminal supervision.
The Buda Central District Court extended the detention of Norbert Szivek, the former CEO of the Hungarian National Asset Management Company, for another three months on Friday, but terminated the detention of billionaire businessman Dániel Jellinek. The founder of Indotek Group will be placed under criminal supervision limited to real estate and will have to wear an electronic tracker, the Metropolitan Court announced.
The NVVH also proposed extending the arrests of both suspects in order to prevent escape, concealment and complicity of evidence, and in the case of Jellinek because of the risk of a repeat of the crime.
Dániel Jellinek's arrest was lifted, and Norberte Szivek's was extended.
The Central District Court of Buda extended the detention of Norbert Szivek by three months, but in the case of Dániel Jellinek it terminated the coercive measure and ordered criminal surveillance limited to the property. The latter must also wear a tracking device, the Metropolitan Court announced on Friday.
The competent court has decided.
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