Key Points
- Burgas Water Authority Director Tsvetan Mirchev was released on 2,000 euro bail.
- The court ordered house arrest for the other defendant in the case, İlcho Boev.
- The Burgas Court of Appeal made the decision and lightened the measures for both defendants.
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2.000 euro bail
The Burgas Court of Appeal released the detained Director of the Burgas Water Authority (ViK), Tsvetan Mirchev, on a 2,000 euro bail. The other defendant in the case, İlcho Boev, was released with a lighter measure called "house arrest".
These new measures applied to the defendants are considered part of the ongoing legal process. Following the decision, both defendants will continue to be tried while out of custody under lighter sanctions.
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- Q: Who is Tsvetan Mirchev and why was he detained?
- A: Tsvetan Mirchev is the director of the Burgas Water Authority (ViK) and was detained as part of an ongoing investigation.
- Q: Under what conditions were the defendants released?
- A: Director Tsvetan Mirchev was released by paying a 2,000 euro bail, while the other defendant, İlcho Boev, was released under a house arrest order.
- Q: Which court made the decision?
- A: The Burgas Court of Appeal in the city of Burgas, Bulgaria, decided to release the defendants and lighten the measures.
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