The Murfatlar case, which concerns tax evasion of 600 million lei and in which 41 people are accused, is blocked almost seven years after it was opened, as the prosecutor who handled the case resigned on January 16 this year, PressHub writes.

George Ivanescu in DNAPhoto: Agerpres

In October 2016, DNA prosecutors announced that they had charged 41 businessmen, Ministry of Finance and ANAF officials with abuse of office and tax evasion, crimes committed between 2010 and 2014.

10 people were then detained, and 5 were even arrested.

Almost 7 years after the case was opened, the investigation is still at a standstill. In December 2021, Chief DNA Prosecutor Krin Bologa stated that the investigation was almost complete.

A year later, in an interview with PRESShub, Krin Bologa stated that work on the materials will be resumed, as the prosecutor who handled the case retired this month.

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