As part of the action of the Slovak National Criminal Agency (NAKA) against extremism, five other people were accused, including the drummer of the Horkýže slíže group Marek Viršík and one citizen of the Czech Republic. They face the same accusation, but will be investigated at large. All the accused were supposed to be involved in the production of music albums with extremist themes.
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The Slovak police published items detained during house searches on the social network. These are mostly subjects with extremist and Nazi themes. Among them is, for example, an image of an SS member whose face is strikingly similar to one of the detainees.
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Confiscated items with a Nazi theme
According to the Czech Justice website, the event also included a house tour of the Czech musician Josef Pokorný in Děčín-Bynov. Humble is the drummer of the band Short Process.
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Confiscated items with a Nazi theme
The elite NAKA commando was also to tour the apartments and recording studio. The daily Sme pointed out that the band Krátky proces was to record their album in a studio owned by Viršík.
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