The Romanian police chief has asked officers to find volunteers willing to go to Mures county to search for Emil Gânj, accused of killing his ex-girlfriend. The Europol union pointed out that this volunteering is unpaid and sparked humorous reactions from the public. Emil Gânj is suspected of breaking into his ex-girlfriend's house with an axe on July 8 and setting the house on fire after the murder. Police have advised citizens not to interact with him and to call 112 if they notice him.
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Poliția Română caută voluntari pentru găsirea criminalului din Mureș: "Pasionați de drumeție sau de vânătoare"
Poliția Română, apel la voluntarii „pasionaţi de drumeţii” şi de „vânătoare” pentru a-l prinde pe criminalul din Mureș
Şeful Poliţiei Române cere ajutorul voluntarilor "pasionaţi de drumeţii" şi de "vânătoare", capabili să se deplaseze pe distanţe lungi, pe teren accidentat, inclusiv noaptea, pentru prinderea lui Emil Gânj, suspectat de crima din Mureş
Europol: Şeful Poliţiei Române cere ajutorul voluntarilor "pasionaţi de drumeţii" şi de "vânătoare", capabili să se deplaseze pe distanţe lungi, pe teren accidentat, inclusiv noaptea, pentru prinderea lui Emil Gânj, suspectat de crima din Mureş
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