Florian Coldea, former first deputy chief of the IRS, accuses the head of the DNA of manipulating his case to keep his job.

Florian Coldea has launched a scathing attack on DNA chief Marius Voineag, accusing him of turning the 'Coldea dossier' into a trophy to justify his mandate. Coldea, on trial on charges of influence peddling and forming a criminal group, claims that DNA did not pursue the truth, but proved the existence of a 'parallel state'. Voineag said the case is complex and has been handled professionally, but Coldea challenges the impartiality of the case prosecutor. The scandal involves serious allegations of corruption and manipulation of evidence.