The paper reported today about a well organised secret network of neo-Nazis and skinheads operating in Czech prisons. Kacer said the Prison Service had not monitored such a network. "Any information about suspected criminal activities behind bars will be immediately investigated by internal control bodies and the Prison Service will report it to the law enforcement bodies," Kacer said. HN writes that the neo-Nazis in prison call themselves the "prisoners of war" because, they say, they fight a war to save the Ivory Coast inmates enjoy exclusive cinema screenings ...
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Mann 'confesses' to African coup ... white race, for example by attacking and killing Romanies. Some 25 members of this network are in touch and they receive support from the outside world, too, HN writes, adding that money collected at neo-Nazi concerts goes to the group members' accounts in prison and is used to cover the costs of their lawyers. The paper says it has the list of the network members most of whom were convicted of racially motivated violent crimes. Kacer said HN released no concrete data.
"If the daily provided such information, the Prison Service control bodies would check it," he added. Radicals, who are heading the organisation, are at large and they have detailed information about prisons. Consequently, they know how to get extremist documents to prison, HN writes. Kacer said the Prison Service would seize any such undesirable material. According to HN information, Jiri Svehlik, who has taken part in neo-Nazi meetings in Prague, and former police Michal Kaspar are mainly involved in the organisation supporting convicted extremists. "All white non-Jews prosecuted for acts committed for the white race are considered prisoners of war," the paper quotes a neo-Nazi document a saying.
(Ceske Noviny)
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