Ostrava police are investigating the head of a local Romani organisation, Dzeno, for allegedly misusing some 270,000 crowns worth of funds earmarked for combating unemployment among the minority group. Mikulas Horvath, who denies any wrongdoing, had previously been questioned over the use of funds for civil society projects that were never realised.

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