We know how many years Zoltán Herczeg can get for drug possession

The Budapest IV. and XV. The District Prosecutor’s Office asked Zoltán Herczeg to serve a prison sentence for drug possession: he denied that he had sold the drug, but admitted that he had consumed it, and this was the conclusion the authorities finally came to during the investigation. The crime of the fashion designer is punishable by imprisonment of up to 1-5 years, but according to the practice of the prosecutor’s office, he can receive a sentence below the average of three years if he admits his guilt at the preparatory meeting and waives the right to a trial, wrote the 24.hu.

A Mandarin discovered Herczeg’s Instagram post, in which the fashion designer reported on the above: “For the first time in the two years that have passed in my case, I can report on a substantial event sooner than the media, I don’t even understand how this could have happened. Because the official indictment from the prosecutor’s office arrived today, in which a prison sentence of 2 years and 8 months is to be served, or They propose banning me from public affairs for 3 years, although according to the accusation, it is only for “acquired” possession (actually, consumption), because in the meantime it turned out that I was right, which I have been doing with conviction from the beginning. That’s actually why

I can even be grateful to the police and investigators who do their job correctly.

The fashion designer continued: “I am. Thanks! What I am less grateful for is this proposal about what to download, or In the case, there were more than HUF 3, i.e. three million “forensic chemist and toxicologist expert fees”, which I will also have to pay “lump sum”.

He doesn’t want to feel sorry for himself, he writes, “it is what it is”, he has great confidence in the wisdom of the court, as well as in the correct value judgment of society and those who know and like him. “Everyone can learn lessons. I did too,” he added.

Anyone who can financially support him should shop on his page,

he asked.