A former deputy director of the General Health Insurance Company of the Czech Republic testified on 2 November 2026 in court proceedings in the Dozimetr case. According to the news site Blesk.cz, he said that a group led by one of the accused had influence over the Prague Public Transit Company through appointed managers [1].
Testimony
According to Blesk.cz, the witness said that among the members of the group he worked with a businessman who concluded an agreement on guilt and punishment in the case. He met the other members in flats or at parties. By his own account, he knew that money was being shared there but did not take part in it. At the meetings he attended, contracts of the transport company were discussed, he said. He also admitted that he had communicated several times via an encrypted phone [1].
The indictment
According to prosecutor Adam Borgula, the group influenced tenders through managers it had placed in the leadership of the transport company and took bribes for it. The indictment charges the accused, among other things, with participation in an organised criminal group, accepting a bribe, bribery and money laundering. The prosecutor proposed prison sentences of ten and eight years. The accused are responding to the indictment in the proceedings and the presumption of innocence applies to them [1].
Sources
- Blesk.cz — 2 November 2026