There were investigative documents found with the arrested son of former state secretary Zoltán Bolcsik that he should not have been able to access.

B. Tamás, arrested on Thursday, had access to investigative documents that could have influenced his case favorably before his involvement in the proceedings. The court revealed that he monitored the investigation's status prior to his November 10 appearance, possessing documents he should not have seen legally. He is suspected of leading a criminal organization related to security services, which has caused significant financial damage to the state. His arrest was requested due to risks of flight, concealment, influencing evidence, and reoffending. The court anticipates hearing from individuals previously not in their scope.