Nothing proves that the dog barked at Miklós Seszták's chef.

A forensic expert's report concluded that the tracking dog's signal near safes linked to Miklós Seszták proves little. Seszták, accused of accepting a bribe, had his parliamentary immunity suspended and was arrested. The court extended his detention after empty safes were found, allegedly linked to a large sum of cash. Seszták's lawyer argued that the dog's signal is not evidence but merely information for investigators. The Fidesz party insists on maintaining mandates for detained representatives, raising questions about their ability to serve while imprisoned.