Zagreb court hands down first-instance conviction for fraud and money laundering involving donations raised for wife's treatment
Summary
A Zagreb municipal criminal court convicted Dino Ljutić (42) at first instance to three and a half years in prison for fraud and money laundering, plus repayment of 579,720.19 euros, after prosecutors alleged he diverted part of donations raised for his ill, now deceased wife's treatment into online betting and gambling sites. He denied intent to defraud in court, but the judge rejected his defence.
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Nakon što je više puta tijekom suđenja odbacivao krivnju da se ogriješio o zakon prokockavši milijune kuna koje su građani nesebično donirali za liječenje njegove,
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Municipality: Zagreb
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Japan and Croatia are mentioned because the text refers to medicines from Japan and the country where the case took place, not as locations of the event itself; Zagreb is where the court proceedings were held.
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- 10:01 AMJutarnji listOpen the original
- 11:14 AMRadiosarajevo.baOpen the original
- 11:22 AMIndex.hrOpen the original
- 11:32 AMTelegram.hrOpen the original
- 12:02 PMOslobođenjeOpen the original
- 12:27 PMKurirOpen the original
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