Polish Olympic Chief Charged as Zondacrypto's 4,500 Bitcoin Loss Hits Courts
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Polish sportsman Radoslav Pesevich was taken into custody as part of an investigation into the frauds around the Zondacrypto crypt exchange. The head of the Polish Olympic Committee, Radoslav Pesevich, was detained for three months in a corruption case, handed over RIA News. The arrest was ordered by a court in Katowice after a night session. "The Katowice Court considered a request by the Public Prosecutor's Office for the temporary arrest of t…
The prosecutor's office argued that the request for the temporary arrest of the PKOl president was based on possible fraud and a potentially hefty sentence. The suspect faces up to eight years in prison. Radosław Piesiewicz has pleaded not guilty to the charges and has provided extensive testimony. The court ordered a three-month detention for Radosław Piesiewicz. The PKOl president was arrested on Thursday in Warsaw. That same day, the Silesian…
The court decided to detain Radosław Piesiewicz for three months, as established by "Superwizjer" journalist Maciej Duda, which was confirmed by the spokeswoman for the Prosecutor General, Anna Adamiak.
Police in Poland arrested the president of the Polish Olympic Committee, Radosław Piesiewicz, on Thursday on suspicion of taking bribes from a cryptocurrency trader in exchange for sponsorship deals. Piesiewicz, who is considered close to the nationalist wing of Poland's right-wing, is suspected of receiving financial benefits from Zondacrypto, a company for which […] The post Sensational, Olympic Committee president arrested, accused of cryptoc…
Radoslav Pesevich is charged with trading in influence and satisfying the claims of some of the creditors of the cryptobirage to the detriment of others, and is at risk of up to eight years in prison.
A court today ordered a three-month detention order for the president of the Polish Olympic Committee, Radoslaw Piesiewicz, over a scandal related to the failed cryptocurrency exchange Zondacrypt, reports the Polish news agency Pap.
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