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Five Police Officers Robbed a Hospital Parking Meter

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A former police chief of a Budapest hospital and four subordinates have been charged with embezzlement committed in a criminal conspiracy, in a commercial manner, in a continuous manner, and as an accomplice, and the use of a false private document. The five police officers looted the facility's parking meter and were charged with embezzlement and the use of a false private document.

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A former police chief of a Budapest hospital and four subordinates have been charged with embezzlement committed in a criminal conspiracy, in a commercial manner, in a continuous manner, and as an accomplice, and the use of a false private document. The five police officers looted the facility's parking meter and were charged with embezzlement and the use of a false private document.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The hospital was damaged by 23 million by looting parking meters. The post Charges were brought against the head of the police department of a Budapest hospital and four of his subordinates first appeared on 24.hu.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The Budapest 1st and 12th District Prosecutor's Office has filed charges and is proposing the imposition of an enforceable prison sentence against the former head of police at a Budapest hospital and four subordinates who looted the institution's parking meter, the Budapest Chief Prosecutor's Office announced.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The colleagues siphoned off a total of 23 million forints in cash, and the prosecution is requesting an enforceable prison sentence for them.

·Hungary
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Heti Világgazdaság broke the news in Hungary on Thursday, July 30, 2026.
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