Four Latvians Face Court in Estonia for Drug Trafficking
Four Latvian citizens are facing charges in Estonia for drug dealing as part of an organized group. Two have already been sentenced, while the other two await their fate; one of them hopes to work at a car wash after release.
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An Estonian court is hearing a case against four Latvian citizens accused of distributing drugs as part of an organized group. The investigation revealed that 57-year-old Raimonds Grasis was also involved in the drug ring. Two of the accused have already received sentences, while the remaining two are still awaiting the court's decision.
One of the still-unsentenced men, who is currently in custody, expressed hope that after his release he could live in a hotel and find work at a car wash in Estonia. This information emerged during the court session when the accused commented on his future plans.
During the proceedings, defense lawyer Tehvers told journalists that, in his opinion, the collected evidence cannot prove the guilt of another defendant, Aplocins, or link him to the crime. This suggests the trial may continue as all materials are reviewed.
