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Array Raid on home, law office of Olympic official Raid on home, law office of Olympic official
Prosecutors and police have raided the home and law office of Thomas Bach, a vice president of the International Olympic Committee, as part of a wider fraud and tax evasion investigation centered around the former president of his local fencing club, Emil Beck. Bach, 48, who was the gold medallist for West Germany in fencing at the 1976 Summer Olympics, said he found the raids “impossible to understand“ and said he was confident he would be exonerated. Five other premises were searched, but no charges have been laid following the raids on Tuesday. Chief Prosecutor Hubert Jobski said the investigation of the fencing club in Taubersbischofsheim, a town in northwestern Bavaria that prides itself as “the cradle of German fencing,“ centered around suspicions that cars provided by sponsor Mercedes-Benz for the benefit of athletes had been put by the club to other uses, without any tax being paid. Bach said in a statement that records clearly showed that he was not involved in any of the decisions by the club that are being questioned. mig
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geez... where do i get in line for mercedes to donate a car to me??? -
Fencing Expert
Array Win a couple of Olympic golds... -
for germany i'd assume... -
Fencing Expert
Array Given that it's now Chrysler-Benz, the US might be good enough.
-B :) "Oh but you can't expect to wield supreme executive power just because some watery tart threw a sword at you!" -
Senior Member
Array Originally posted by edew Win a couple of Olympic golds... LOL Good one, Eric. -
Quit (no longer with us)
Array this is impossible to understand........i was almost ready to relocate to bovaria for some whipped cream and coffee and suddenly, everyone is swept up in a commotion....it looks like he'll need a good defense.
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