The Belgian television channel VTM will broadcast a documentary on Thursday that includes the arrest of the former Fidesz MEP, Jozsef Szájer, and a close ally of the Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán.
The chain has issued a five-minute preview this Wednesday where you can see the arrest of Szájer and the raid against the illegal sex party in which he had participated shortly before.
The team was by chance accompanying a patrol for the
Police in Brussels program
, on the work of the agents during the confinement when they received a notice that another unit had dissolved an illegal sex party in the vicinity and they came to see what had
happened.
happened.
The police went to the house where the orgy was taking place, in which about twenty men participated, after a call from neighbors complaining about the high volume of the music.
When the television crew approached the scene, two officers had just detained a man, dressed in a shiny black jacket with white stripes on the sleeves, sweatpants, a rainbow-colored hat and a small backpack, which he had He tried to flee the party through the window, despite the fact that he was on the fifth floor, and a passerby alerted the police when he thought it was a thief.
That man the police were searching was Jozsef Szájer, a MEP from the Hungarian far-right Fidesz party and a close ally of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
Later, Szájer is asked if he wants an ambulance, to which he replies no.
One of the journalists asked the detainee, whose identity he did not know, if he had participated in the party, to which one of the agents replied that he apparently had.
The policemen then turn to Szájer, and ask him why he went out the window, to which the MEP replies: "Because he had to."
The agents informed him that they would go to his apartment, so that he could show them the documents proving his identity.
During the search they found an ecstasy pill in his backpack, which he said was not his.
All the participants and the organizer of the orgy were fined, while Szájer is being prosecuted for drug-related offenses.
The television crew then goes up to the house, where the police continue the raid by identifying all the participants who come out of the orgy.
One of them, showing signs of drunkenness, is half-naked and dressed only in black leather straps.
The cameras scan the rooms where the sex party was taking place shortly before.
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After his participation in the orgy and his arrest were made public, Orbán announced the expulsion of Szájer, 59, from the far-right formation that both helped to create in the late 1980s as a movement opposed to communism.
Over the years, the Fidesz party adopted the defense of European Christian and conservative values as a flag, contrary to the rights of the LGTBI collective, among others.
