NSO Employee Accused in Koltuklieva Case: I Believe I Have Fulfilled My Duties as Required by Law
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National Security Service officer Martin Varadinov has requested a lighter measure of detention in the case of causing moderate bodily harm to a journalist. The Military Prosecutor's Office is insisting that he remain in custody permanently. "I want a lighter measure because I believe that I have fulfilled my duties as required by the law and regulations," 37-year-old Varadinov told the military court. Defense disputes the charge Varadinov's law…
National Security Service (NSS) officer Martin Varadinov requested a lighter detention measure after he was charged with causing moderate bodily harm to journalist Sonya Koltuklieva.
National Security Service (NSS) officer Martin Varadinov requested a lighter detention measure after being brought in as a defendant for ...
The NSO officer who hit a journalist yesterday has already been charged. This was announced by the Military District Prosecutor's Office in Sofia. Martin Varadinov will be charged with causing bodily harm. The security officer has been arrested for 72 hours with...
The Military District Prosecutor's Office-Sofia has charged an officer from the National Security Service (NSS) with a crime under Art. 131, para. 1, item 2, item 1, sub-paragraphs 1 and 2, in conjunction with Art. 129, para. 1 of the Criminal Code. The accused has been detained for a period of up to 72 hours, and the prosecutor's office is about to file a request with the court for […]
The Military Appellate Prosecutor's Office has charged National Security Service officer Martin Varadinov with causing moderate bodily harm in connection with the incident with journalist Sonya Koltuklieva.
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