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Florian Coldea declared on Tuesday, after the hearing at the SIIJ, that he was heard as a witness in a case in which Mircea Negulescu is accused. He told reporters that he had never met her.
“I was heard as a witness in a case of the Special Section. This is a magistrate, as you probably know. On this occasion we also discuss aspects of inter-institutional cooperation between the SRI and the Public Ministry, in this case DNA Prahova. Let me tell you that I never met personally with the prosecutor, neither in a personal context, nor in an institutional context and I never contacted him, during the mandate at DNA Prahova ”, Coldea said after the hearings.
He was proud that the SRI was very involved in crime-related issues and stressed that security issues “are also a subjective issue.”
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“I can tell you that this time I tried to answer all the questions that the prosecutors asked me, in an enlightening way, in order to clarify things and I reiterated the fact that our institution, and I who represented it at that time, we have always been legally, above all with courage and fairness. In fact, I am proud to this day that our institution, and every Romanian should be proud, has been very involved in issues related to the fight against crime, an issue that As you can see, the citizen agenda is reappearing and, from this perspective, the inter-institutional efforts were auspicious, in the end, to protect both the interests of Romania and the interests of the citizen, who pay taxes to be safe and feel safe. Security issues are also a subjective matter, “Coldea said.
Former prosecutor Mircea Negulescu recently reported that Florian Coldea was involved in the investigation directed at former MP Sebastian Ghiţă.
Mircea Negulescu is under criminal investigation by the SIIJ for allegedly falsifying evidence and forcing and corrupting various people to make false statements and statements in two cases investigated during his time as a prosecutor at DNA Ploieşti, including the “Tony Blair” case, which targets the former MP Sebastian Ghiţă and former Prime Minister Victor Ponta.
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