Fines Imposed for Extortion at IKEM
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Former deputy director of the Prague Institute of Clinical and Experimental Medicine (IKEM) Jiří Malý and former head of the institute's IT department Petr Raška were fined by the District Court for Prague 4 on Wednesday in the case of extortion of cardiac surgeons Jan Pirk and Ivan Netuka. The verdict is not final.
For the extortion of cardiac surgeons Jan Pirko and Ivan Netuka, he imposed a monetary penalty of CZK 50,000 on the former deputy of the Prague Institute of Clinical and Experimental Medicine (IKEM) Jiří Malý. Former head of the IT department Petr Raška is to pay 80,000 crowns.
A court today imposed a fine of 50,000 crowns on Jiří Malý, former deputy director of the Prague Institute of Clinical and Experimental Medicine (IKEM), for blackmailing cardiac surgeons Jan Pirk and Ivan Netuka. Former head of the IT department Petr Raška must pay 80,000 crowns. The verdict is not final, the men have denied guilt from the beginning. Michal Stiborek, the then director of the clinic, who died last August, was originally indicted …
A court today imposed a fine of 50,000 crowns on Jiří Malý, former deputy director of the Prague Institute of Clinical and Experimental Medicine (IKEM), for blackmailing cardiac surgeons Jan Pirk and Ivan Netuka. Former IT department head Petr Raška must pay 80,000 crowns. The verdict is not final, as the men have denied any wrongdoing from the start.
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