Pig head left at Romanian politician's home sparks intimidation claims
AUR co-founder Marius Lulea reported a threatening incident at his home as party leader George Simion called for evidence-based investigation.
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- Marius Lulea filed a police complaint after a pig's head was left at his gate
- Lulea compared the intimidation methods to Nazi practices
- Diabolik stickers appeared on multiple homes, cars, and pubs in Tunari
- George Simion called for an evidence-based investigation and denied televised verdicts
Marius Lulea filed a police complaint on Sunday morning after unknown individuals left a pig's head in front of his gate in Tunari, Ilfov county. The AUR co-founder, who openly criticizes party leader George Simion, confirmed the incident to G4Media.
Lulea said clear images show the people involved and the car used, and he expects prosecutors and courts to identify those responsible. He compared the intimidation methods to Nazi practices and stated he feels no intimidation.
“No one should be intimidated for their opinions, and freedom of expression cannot be negotiated.”
Stickers depicting the comic-book antihero Diabolik were also found on gas meter boxes and other homes, cars, and pubs in Tunari, an AUR stronghold.
George Simion responded on Facebook, denying direct responsibility but calling for a rapid investigation based on real evidence rather than televised verdicts. He described the accusations as an attempt to pressure AUR before the vote on the new government's investiture.
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