Nothing works without a mobile phone. Not even in criminal investigations. A first suspicion is often enough to seize mobile phones as evidence. However, an accused manager from Carinthia defends himself against this measure – if he gets away with it, ex-chancellor Sebastian Kurz and Co. may also be allowed to go. to hope.
White truffles, oysters and champagne at expense and therefore at taxpayer expense were nothing special for a high-ranking employee of a Carinthian national company. And the agent also sees his work mobile as private. The curious thing is that he could get away with it and have far-reaching consequences all over Austria within three weeks. But one after the other.
Source: Krone
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