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Prosecutor Dilyan Deyanov (pictured) was charged for mishandling physical evidence in an investigation popularly known as the Eight Dwarfs Case, Sofia, August 18, 2023 (BTA Photo)

Sofia,

18.08.2023 18:46

(BTA)

The Sofia City Prosecution Office have charged prosecutor Dilyan Deyanov for mishandling physical evidence in an investigation popularly known as the Eight Dwarfs Case. It exposed an operation involving members of the judiciary, for company theft

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