“I was shown part of the case, they said that & nbsp; I am a suspect, not & nbsp; accused & raquo; & nbsp; said & nbsp; he.
It is clarified that, as a former president and & nbsp; deputy, Dodon does not & nbsp; enjoy immunity and & nbsp; can be detained if prosecutors deem it necessary.
December 27 & nbsp; reported, that & nbsp; Dodon did not & nbsp; came to the & nbsp; Prosecutor General's Office of the republic for & nbsp; interrogation on & nbsp; the fact of the politician's participation in & nbsp; scheme for & nbsp; embezzlement of public funds, and & nbsp; asked to postpone hearings on & nbsp; case on & nbsp; Wednesday, December 29. & nbsp; According to the materials of the investigation, in & nbsp; 2008, the management of Energocom, which provides Moldova with electricity, entered into an & nbsp; conspiracy with & nbsp; employees of the Ministry of Economy and & nbsp; other persons, including & nbsp; foreign. All this was done to implement the scheme of overstating the purchase prices for & nbsp; electricity and & nbsp; appropriating the difference. In & nbsp; 2008, Dodon headed the Ministry of Economy of Moldova and & nbsp; was the country's first deputy prime minister.