Three men remain in custody following a robbery in the village of Krushevets
The Burgas District Court has decided that three men will remain in permanent custody. Nikolay Krastev, Petar Petrov, and Kosta Petrov are accused of committing a serious robbery in the Burgas village of Krushevets.
According to investigators, the three men attacked a 70-year-old local resident in his own home. During the crime, they used force, binding the elderly man with duct tape to immobilize him, after which they stole his belongings and money.
The case has caused a significant public outcry in the region. The prosecution requested the most severe remand measure, "detention in custody," as there is a risk that the accused could abscond or commit another crime.
The court determined that the evidence collected so far is sufficient to justify the charges. The magistrates' decision is final and not subject to appeal, and the investigation into the case continues.