The woman caught with prohibited items in Parliament claims that they were from the Soviet period and she had them by mistake.
Liviu Brăteanu
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At the exit from the hearings, the woman explained that the objects, including a scalpel, came from the Soviet period and she forgot them in her purse in a hurry. Although she felt safe having them in Chișinău, she did not know that she was not allowed to bring them into Parliament. The police opened a criminal case for the illegal possession of dangerous objects.
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