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Although several complaints were received, there is no reason to believe that the investigators broke the law by conducting investigations in the "More Sun" restaurant, General Ints Ķuzis said in an interview. at the show "The Morning Panorama". 19659002] He pointed out that the evidence obtained in violation of the law was considered unlawfully obtained and could not be used in the case. Therefore, there is no reason to badume that investigators take such risks to jeopardize the outcome of the case.
The public should understand that investigative activities are not police and that research is related to the restriction of human rights.
As stated, in a network of "More Sun" tax restaurants, police interrogated a 12-year-old child in the absence of an adult and, in the presence of him, searched the Latvian newspaper. . The girl's mother then found that the information and evidence obtained during interrogations and interrogations were inaudible in the criminal case against "More Sun".
The LETA agency has already reported that the state police was suspected of interference. On June 12, four people linked to the restaurant network were arrested on the cash register business of the "More Sunshine" restaurant network. Police suspect that the state suffered losses of about 1.5 million euros as a result of criminal activity
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