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“He is home. He was released last night after the interrogation,” Aidas Mažeika, M. Zalatorius’ lawyer, told BNS on Wednesday.
According to him, Mr. Zalator was suspected of trading in the influence, and the suspect’s home was searched Tuesday.
“Since morning, they have searched him … at home, at work, in the car, traditionally,” said the lawyer.
A. Mažeika also added that, for the moment, both he and his defendant are refraining from commenting on the police investigation.
Sutkus’ attorney: V. Sutkus – in custody
Girius Ivoška, an attorney for the President of the Lithuanian Business Confederation, Valdas Sutkus, said that the hearing of the Vilnius District Court would take place on Wednesday afternoon.
“I have not yet received notification from the prosecutor or investigator as to when the pretrial detention hearing will take place, but it will not take place before 1 p.m.,” he said.
The court must decide whether to extend for more than 48 hours. detention that may last.
G. Ivoška on Wednesday at 10 p.m. He said that V. Sutkus is currently detained.
On Wednesday, the Office of the Prosecutor General appealed to the Vilnius District Court regarding the arrest of LVK President Valdas Sutkus, who was detained on Monday.
As court representative Rimantė Kraulišė informed BNS, the court received a request from the prosecutor’s office to arrest V. Sutkus, but the time of the hearing has not yet been set.
The Special Investigation Service (STT) and the Attorney General’s Office announced a pre-trial investigation Tuesday into alleged large-scale bribery, bribery, influence peddling, extortion, and forgery of documents.
The arrests of the President of the Lithuanian Business Confederation, Valdas Sutkus and M. Zalatoris, and four other people from the “business world” were also reported, but the police did not specify what allegations were made against the detainees.
“A person is considered a suspect from the moment of arrest. At the moment, we do not detail what suspicions have been made to which person, “said Renata Keblienė, representative of STN.
Police associate possible crimes with illegal lobbying activities and the impact on legislative processes, and clarify the 400,000 actions of V. Sutkus. origin.
According to the Prosecutor’s Office, the available data suggests that V. Sutkus, while performing his duties at the LVK and representing the interests of its members and other business entities, using his duties, public position, acquaintances, contacts or other influence, may have received a illegal monetary compensation for your work. impact of the adoption of various laws relevant to business.
Mr. Zalator is suspected of being involved in various episodes of the criminal scheme.
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