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Turk's Accident in the Centre of Prague Was Not a Criminal Offence, Police Say

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In the car accident of MP Filip Turk (Motorists to themselves) in the center of Prague, there was no crime, police officers concluded. They referred the matter for consideration of a possible offense by both participants. “The facts found so far indicate suspicion of committing an offence against safety and traffic flow,” police spokeswoman Eva Kropáčová said.

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No crime was committed in the July car accident involving MP Filip Turk in central Prague, police have concluded. The case has been referred to a possible misdemeanor investigation by both parties. Turk crashed his Mercedes into a hospital vehicle carrying blood derivatives.

In the car accident of MP Filip Turk (Motorists to themselves) in the center of Prague, there was no crime, police officers concluded. They referred the matter for consideration of a possible offense by both participants. “The facts found so far indicate suspicion of committing an offence against safety and traffic flow,” police spokeswoman Eva Kropáčová said.

·Čestlice, Czechia
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No crime was committed in the July car accident between MP Filip Turk (for Motorists) and the driver of an ambulance in central Prague. Prague police spokeswoman Eva Kropáčová gave the results of the investigation to ČTK today. She added that the police have forwarded the case to discuss possible violations by both participants in the collision. ČTK is seeking Turk's statement.

MP and government representative Filip Turek will not be prosecuted after an accident in central Prague, according to the police, no crime was committed. He faces a fine for a misdemeanor.

No crime was committed in the July car accident between MP Filip Turk (for Motorists) and the driver of an ambulance in central Prague. Eva Kropáčová, a spokeswoman for the Prague police, told ČTK the results of the investigation on Thursday. She added that the police had forwarded the case to criminal proceedings. According to her, the facts established indicate suspicion that both participants in the collision committed a criminal offense.

No crime was committed in the July car accident between MP Filip Turk (for Motorists) and the driver of an ambulance in central Prague. Prague police spokeswoman Eva Kropáčová reported the results of the investigation on Thursday in response to a question from ČTK. She added that the police had referred the matter to misdemeanor proceedings. The findings...

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Novinky.cz broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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