Czech police detain prime minister's aide: media


  • World
  • Thursday, 13 Jun 2013

PRAGUE (Reuters) - Police from the Czech Republic's organised crime unit detained a senior aide to Prime Minister Petr Necas on Thursday, local media reported, after raids around the capital that rocked the foundations of an already-fragile government.

Necas himself was visited by the head of the police unit and two state attorneys, Interior Minister Jan Kubice told parliament, but the purpose of the visit was not clear.

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