David Rath does not pay fine imposed on him, to turn up in prison today

David Rath does not pay fine imposed on him, to turn up in prison today

David Rath, former Central Bohemia Region governor for the Social Democrats (CSSD), has not paid the 10-million-crown fine the court imposed on him for corruption, but he will turn up in prison to serve his seven-year sentence by 18:00 today, he told media at noon, on Monday, October 7, 2019, in Hostivece, Czech Republic. The court found Rath guilty of corruption within public procurement linked to the reconstruction of the Bustehrad chateau. (CTK Photo/Michal Krumphanzl)

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