More Arrests in Hungary. Son of Deputy Interior Minister in Orbán's Government Ends up Behind Bars
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The Hungarian customs administration has detained the son of Zoltán Bolcsik, former deputy interior minister Sándor Pintér in the government of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán (Fidesz). According to Hungarian media, he is suspected of a multi-million-euro fraud.
The National Anti-Corruption Agency (NAV) previously reported on a coordinated action.
The National Tax and Customs Authority detained the son of former State Secretary of Law Zoltán Bolcsik on Tuesday, reports Telex. According to the newspaper, the son of the former State Secretary of the Fidesz government had already been involved in a branch of a previously uncovered Győr-based criminal organization that was involved in the production of invoices. The National Tax and Customs Administration separated his case and focused on him…
A criminal organization operating for nearly five years, which operated a bill factory related to security and cleaning activities, caused a financial loss of more than one and a half billion forints to the state treasury. The National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) arrested 23 people in its operation on November 10, and according to the authority, the leader of the organization was the son of a former state secretary.
The son of a former state secretary of law enforcement has been detained by investigators from the National Tax and Customs Office in a budget fraud case worth more than 9 billion forints, Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced on Tuesday evening. The authorities conducted searches at nearly 40 locations, including, according to press reports, a company that was previously owned by Sándor Pintér. In the extensive invoice factory case […]
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