Hungarian police are investigating an illegal dog trade after accusing five people, including two veterinarians. The suspects are linked to allegations of bribery through the National Food Chain Safety Office (NNI) and falsifying public documents. Police say the group could have made millions by exporting puppies abroad using fictitious data. Police allege that faked paperwork was used to ship the puppies to foreign buyers. As part of the case, investigators have identified five suspects: two veterinarians and three traders. Hungarian police said they suspect the group of NNI bribery and public document forgery tied to the alleged overseas sales of the puppies. The case status is at the investigation stage, with five people currently accused as suspects.