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Authorities launched a massive investigation against the Hypoland toy store chain one day after its owner announced that he supported the protests and his son was seriously injured by tear gas from police.
About 20 employees of the National Revenue Agency, the Economic Police and the General Directorate of Market Surveillance came early this morning to the chain’s base in the capital’s Kazichene district. Taxes have entered their toy stores.
The inspection continues at this time.
The assault comes hours after the ARC agency published a headline “Hypoland – detmag or protest machine”.
No state institution has yet announced information about the action.
Hours after the Sept. 2 protest, when police dispersed protesters with a fight and tear gas, the chain’s owner, Marian Kolev, announced that his 17-year-old son had been chemically gassed and was about to lose the view.
“I am proud that throughout my conscious life I have created and developed a business, that I employ more than 350 people, that I pay up to one cent the taxes and insurance provided by law, to be able to provide salaries, even to people who today they “protect” us. gassing and blinding our children, “wrote Marian Kolev at the time.
Employees of the chain of stores are actively participating in the protests, since in previous days they were in the square with T-shirts with the company logo. They are convinced that they are there because of their own convictions.
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