Ex-police chief Lučanský ends up in hospital after suicide attempt

He is facing corruption-related charges.

Milan LučanskýMilan Lučanský (Source: tasr)

Former police chief Milan Lučanský was transported to hospital on December 29 after suicide attempt. He is in unconscious condition, with some media reports suggesting a brain death.

The incident happened despite Lučanský being regularly monitored, said Justice Ministry spokesperson Peter Bubla, as reported by the Sme daily.

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