Germanas paid full bail, court toughened conditions

Lithuanian businessman Vilhelmas Germanas has fulfilled the remaining portion of his substantial bail, paying an additional 1 million euros. This payment brings his total bail amount to 2 million euros, as set by the court. The court has also extended the period of his electronic monitoring by three months, effective from August 16.

Under the court's conditions, Germanas is required to wear an electronic monitoring device continuously. He is also subject to a strict curfew, confined to his home between 9:30 PM and 1:30 PM. Furthermore, he is prohibited from leaving the city limits of Vilnius, with the sole exception being for necessary medical treatment.

Germanas is currently facing criminal charges related to alleged fraud and document forgery. The prosecution contends that he operated as part of an organized group, and other individuals have also been indicted in connection with the case.

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