Judge Alin Sorin Nicolescu, who was accused by a DGA police officer of threats after an argument during a licensing exam, claims he did not want to harm him and did not file a written complaint. However, the judge admits that he called the head of the DGA, Liviu Vasilescu, and that he sent messages to the police saying that the bullet had passed his ear. Why did he do it?

In a statement to the Epoch Times, Alin Sorin Nicolescu says the head of the DGA is a friend of his and called him to complain about how “policemen are trained in Romania.”

“If I wanted to harm him, I would have reported him in writing. The students complained about him: “he disturbs us, he disturbs us.” It was an informal discussion, I called Liviu (Vasilescu nr) who is my friend and said to him: “Well, this is how you train policemen in Romania, it’s normal, in front of 200 students, to make me unfit for the position of ICCJ judge, the one who is 23 years old? So what are we doing with this society, with the world we live in?” that was all. Liviu asked me, “Do you want to complain to him?” I told him no, I never did in my life. I just told him it was wrong the way he was raising them. If it wasn’t for the position of student teacher, then my white hair… No more respect, nothing!” – said the magistrate, claiming that “I did not know that the superiors called him, I had no idea”.

When asked about the messages he sent the officer, he admitted he did so but said it was out of good intentions.

“Listen, I told him like this: ‘Guys, the bullet went past your ear, I should have reported you in writing, I should have taken action with you, that we tolerate once, twice… I hope you understand something about this !” What is happening to this generation is wrong. And I take it upon myself, I go to the press and say “This is not right, there is no respect!”. If I was angry, I would report him in writing, I had university support, I had everything, it’s impossible! It’s not possible, I’m terrified! (Compared to steroids) He’s a cop with tattoos, full from top to bottom, tattooed, it’s a different generation, and full of muscles, with some of these m ‘muscles I also go to the gym to maintain myself, to keep my mind Of course, I know you can only get these muscles with steroids. And I told him, ‘Watch out for the steroids,’ I mean well!” he also told the Great Epic.

A deputy inspector of the Anti-Corruption Directorate General (DGA), Ault County Anti-Corruption Service, said on Facebook that DGA bosses threatened him after he got into an argument during a licensing exam with judge Alin Sorin Nicolescu, one of those who acquitted dissident Ursu’s tormentors .

The policeman accuses the chief quaestor Liviu Vasilescu, the chairman of the DGA, and his deputy, the chief quaestor Manuela Popescu, that they made him go and apologize to the magistrate of the High Court, and they accused him of being a laughing stock, and if it is not so, make him leave the police

• “A bullet went through your ear…” An employee of the anti-corruption police claims that DGA leaders threatened and humiliated him under the influence of one of the judges who acquitted Gheorghe Ursa’s executioners

The General Directorate for Combating Corruption confirms that the police officer who accused of pressure was summoned for clarification after university employees reported that he had an argument with him, who presented him with an official ID card, but the conversation “was aimed at “clarification of the situation”.

According to the DGA, no disciplinary action has been taken against the officer and he is not in the process of any disciplinary inquiry.

• The State Administration’s reaction to the accusations of the anti-corruption officer: The discussion was aimed at clarifying the situation