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Interior Minister: Botched police operation complied with Bulgarian laws

Tsvetanov appeared before a Cabinet inquiry on July 28 to face scrutiny after a botched police action, in which police raided the wrong house in Kurdjali, before assaulting and arresting the wrong suspects.



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