He was referring to the Inspection's report his defence counsel had given him on Thursday. According to the report, certain policemen spoke with journalists about Cunek's corruption case more frequently than they had previously testified, Cunek said. These officers will continue to be Czech ForMin yet to decide whether to resign over Cunek case ...
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(Ceske Noviny)
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