Makis Psomiadis, owner of Kavala FC, has been temporarily released from prison after having been accused of setting up a soccer match-fixing network.
There is an on-going dispute between the investigator and the prosecutor concerning the criminal treatment of Psomiadis. The Council of the Magistrate Court are working to resolve the dispute as soon as possible.
The investigator of the case fought for the release of Psomiadis, under the conditions that he will not exit the country, and will pay indemnity costs, that amount to 600,000 euros.
The prosecutor believes that the defendant should remain in provisional custody.
The judge of the court, before questioning the defendant, read over a statement, forwarded to him by Makis Psomiadis, describing his view of the accusations against him.
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