Anti-terrorism unit arrests man with swastika tattoos in Košice shopping centre

The National Crime Agency's (NAKA) anti-terrorist unit arrested a man on Monday whose whole body was covered with tattoos of the swastika and other Nazi symbols at a shopping centre in Košice, the police reported via social media. According to the police, the accused has four swastika symbols tattooed on his left arm, an inscription that reads 'Skinheads' and a picture of a bald man on his inner forearm. Other tattoos include ornaments with a swastika in the middle, the letters SS, as well as the inscription 'Sieg Heil' (Hail, Victory). The man has a police history regarding the crime of extremist public behaviour. "Based on the information provided, he was told by a judge in the past to have the tattoos in question removed or to have them covered when in public," wrote the police on their Facebook profile.