Mexican Wanted Out of Custody for a Million Euros. Czech Court Feared It Was Drug Money
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One of two Mexicans in Czech custody awaiting extradition to the US offered a bail of one million euros (24.1 million crowns). The court did not accept the bail, arguing that the money could come from criminal activity or from an organized criminal group, Prague High Court spokeswoman Eliška Duchková said on Wednesday.
One of the two Mexicans who are in Czech custody awaiting extradition proceedings to the US offered a bail of one million euros (24.1 million crowns). The justice system did not accept the bail on the grounds that the money could come from criminal activity or the environment of an organized criminal group, said Prague High Court spokeswoman Eliška Duchková. The US is seeking the extradition of the pair of detainees for drug and terrorist crimes…
One of the two Mexicans in Czech custody awaiting extradition proceedings to the US offered a bail of one million euros (24.1 million crowns). The justice system did not accept the bail, arguing that the money could come from criminal activity or from the environment of an organized criminal group. This was stated by the spokeswoman of the Prague High Court, Eliška Duchková, in response to a question from ČTK on Wednesday.
Praha - For the first time, you can save 24.1 million euros (protect 24.1 million). Justice peněžitou záruku nepřijala s odůvodněním, že by tyto peníze mohly pocházet z trestné činnosti nebo z prostředí organizované zločinecké skupiny. In this case, ČTK to dnes uvedla mluvčí pražského vrchního soudu Eliška Duchková. USA se vydání dvojice zadržených domáhají pro drogovou a teroristickou kriminalitu, Mexičanům hrozí až doživotní trest.
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