Vémola Goes Into Custody

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The Czech wrestler denies the allegations.

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The District Court for Prague 7 sent MMA fighter Karel "Karlos" Vémola into custody on Thursday. The state prosecutor proposed this on Wednesday. On Tuesday evening, police charged Vémola and two other men with particularly serious organized drug activity. They all ended up in custody. If convicted, they face up to 18 years in prison.

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For more than two years, police officers from the special unit have been working on a case involving Karlos Vémola. According to the Idnes.cz server, the well-known MMA fighter is suspected of having participated in the transport of twenty kilograms of cocaine from Great Britain to the Czech Republic. Vémola is currently in custody, and on Friday he spoke out about the case for the first time via social media.

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Police arrested MMA fighter Karel "Karlos" Vémola during a raid on Tuesday. The wrestler was charged with serious organized drug activity. On Thursday, the Prague 7 District Court remanded Vémola in custody.

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The Prague court remanded wrestler Karel Vémola in custody on Thursday. On Tuesday evening, police charged Vémola and two other men with particularly serious organized drug activity. They face 18 years in prison. Police charge MMA wrestler Vémola with international drug activity, faces 18 years behind bars They are preparing to appeal Thursday's court verdict was confirmed by Vémola's lawyer Vlastimil Rampula, who expressed his disagreement wit…

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Wrestler Karel "Karlos" Vémola, who is facing charges of organized drug crime, will be remanded in custody. The District Court for Prague 7 has decided this. Two other defendants have also been remanded in custody, said Lucie Šmoldasová, a spokesperson for the National Anti-Drug Police Headquarters, and Aleš Cimbala, a spokesperson for the Prague City Prosecutor's Office. The defendants face up to eighteen years in prison.