In July I received a letter from the police, also for illegal gambling. The letter said I had to come to the police station, but I wrote to them that I wouldn't come because I had spoken to my lawyer and he had advised me to keep my mouth shut and not testify against myself. After that, I didn't receive another letter from the police or the public prosecutor.
elpasukas21 wrote on 09.10.2024 at 03:09: In July I received a letter from the police, also for illegal gambling. The letter said I had to come to the police station, but I wrote to them that I would not come because I had spoken to my lawyer and he had advised me to keep my mouth shut and not testify against myself. After that, I didn't receive another letter from the police or the public prosecutor.
It also takes time for the letter to be processed by you. After that there is another
I don't understand why he gets a letter. There are so many people who have paid out far more and nothing ever happens. Is it perhaps because he changed banks and the bank had to transfer his details somehow?
Darkresu85 wrote on 09.10.2024 at 08:13: I don't understand why he gets a letter. There are so many who have cashed out far more and nothing ever happens. Is it possibly because he changed banks and the bank had to transfer his details somehow?
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Darkresu85 wrote on 09.10.2024 at 08:13: I don't understand why he gets a letter. There are so many who have cashed out far more and nothing ever happens. Is it possibly because he changed banks and the bank had to transfer his data somehow?
It doesn't matter how much and how often. If you catch the bank's eye, it will be reported.
Maybe the bank filed a complaint because the overdraft was not balanced and they want their money back...in the documents it could have been noticed that illegal gambling was carried out or the bank checked again beforehand and reported it directly because otherwise they would have made themselves liable to prosecution by not stopping or reporting it...one can only speculate but I strongly assume that the police could only find out about it through the bank....
it can't have been their current bank because then the notice would have been there before the police letter...
if a lawyer is too much financially, you could also attend the appointment & say nothing about it..at least then you know what it's all about & then you can still decide whether you need a lawyer...
but sometimes you are put under a lot of pressure until you say something and that would probably not be so good
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It doesn't matter how much and how often. If you catch the bank's eye, it will be reported.
Some people are just lucky.
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it can't have been their current bank because then the notice would have been there before the police letter...
if a lawyer is too much financially, you could also attend the appointment & say nothing about it..at least then you know what it's all about & then you can still decide whether you need a lawyer...
but sometimes you are put under a lot of pressure until you say something and that would probably not be so good
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