Sandu on Dodon’s Case: I Found out about It from Press upon Waking up in Boston

President Maia Sandu said she learned about the police searches of former head of state Igor Dodon from the press during an unofficial trip to Boston, USA, on her birthday. Sandu’s comments came during today’s press briefing following the SCS meeting, unimedia.info reported “I want us to have an independent, professional judiciary that follows the law first and foremost. I really hope that the prosecutor’s office will not engage in political games either at someone’s behest or at its own decision, because that would lead to discrediting all processes. I don’t know the prosecutors leading the case and I don’t know anything about the case, I don’t know how it will end. The leaks to the press are alarming, and the explanations given by the General Prosecutor’s Office are insufficient. I learned about it from the press when I woke up in Boston,” Maia Sandu said. As a reminder, the court of the Cecani sector of the capital placed Igor Dodon under house arrest. The former head of state is accused of passive corruption, illicit enrichment, treason and financing a political party through a criminal organization. Point