Verdict in famous ‘Barber’ case finally set

The District Court in Wrocław announced a verdict on an organized criminal group that was supposed to operate in Polish football in the years 2003–2005, and whose head was to be Ryszard F., nicknamed the Barber.
Ryszard F., nicknamed the Barber, was sentenced to 4.5 years in prison (without suspension), got a 10-year ban on professional football, and was fined a return of PLN 25,000, which he accepted as financial benefits. In addition to him, 30 people sat on the bench in Wroclaw, who also heard sentences on Monday. Except for Ryszard F., all accused received suspended sentences.
Reading sentences in the Wrocław regional court took over an hour. They are not valid.
(Sport.pl)