Slovan’s manager is also accused. Police seized drugs during a raid – REFRESHER

The former security manager and assistant coach of Slovan Bratislava are also being prosecuted as part of the criminal group. Share Save Saved Share Share the article You must be logged in to save the article. Failed to save changes. Try to log in again and repeat the action. If the problems persist, please contact the administrator. An error occurred. If the problems persist, please contact the administrator. NAKA charged 16 persons with the crime of founding, organizing and supporting a criminal group and drug-related criminal activity. The Parquetár operation, during which they seized meth, cocaine and money, took place on the territory of Slovakia, Hungary and Austria. The police reported about it on Facebook.

“On the territory of Slovakia, the police officers of the national criminal agency detained seven persons. They conducted seven house searches and eleven searches of other premises,” the police said. Two brothers, currently former employees of the football club Slovan Bratislava, are also being prosecuted as part of the criminal group: security manager Martin K. and assistant coach Juraj K. Both ended up behind bars, according to their lawyer, they deny guilt, reports TV Markíza. He claims that during the operation they seized narcotic and psychotropic substances worth more than 250,000 euros and more than 300,000 euros in cash. They also seized motor vehicles, electronic data carriers and telecommunications equipment.

Police officers in Hungary conducted two house searches. The Austrian police detained four people and conducted three house searches, the SR police said. “The preparatory proceedings are still ongoing, therefore it is not possible to provide more information at the moment,” the police noted. Report an error. If you found a shortcoming in the article or have comments, let us know. Preview image: Police of the Slovak Republic