BRATISLAVA: Slovakia’s former police chief died in police custody in an apparent suicide, officials said Wednesday, after he was charged with receiving massive bribes while in office.
Milan Lucansky, a 50-year-old former police general, was arrested earlier this month on graft charges over some half a million euros in alleged bribes. Slovak media reported he was found hanging by the neck in his cell on Tuesday evening at a prison in the eastern city of Presov where he was remanded in custody. Physicians failed to revive him and he was pronounced dead on Wednesday.
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