The son of the former Secretary of State for Law Enforcement has been arrested, during which investigative documents related to his own case were found that should not have been in his possession.

On November 12, the Budapest Central District Court ordered the detention of B. Tamás for one month due to budget fraud and other crimes. The prosecution cited risks of flight, concealment, influencing evidence, and recidivism, with the court finding the risk of influencing evidence justified. The decision was influenced by the suspect's prior knowledge of the investigation, which could allow him to affect the proceedings. The investigation involves a criminal organization, with 58 suspects identified and significant financial losses to the state budget. Recent searches led to the seizure of additional assets, and connections to former officials were noted.