Will he break the prime minister’s neck? The accused ex-policeman from NAKA spoke about the meeting with Heger – Pluska

yesterday 8:45 It seems that the aura of Prime Minister Eduard Heger (46) as a morally clean politician in the anti-corruption movement OĽaNO has definitely faded. His meetings with the accused policeman and former elite NAKA investigator Ján Kalavský, who is hiding in Bosnia and Herzegovina in fear of his life, are to blame. “On May 20, 2021 at 11:37 I was sitting with Mr. Heger, and on the morning of May 21 there were ten pupae.” This is how Ján Kałavský (39), former head of the operational department of NAKA, who started the war in the police, and whom his colleagues called a corrupt policeman, began his story for the weekly newspaper PLUS 7 DNÍ. Read more He didn’t kill or maim anyone, but he was escorted by 8 hoodlums with chained up like an animal with submachine guns Fearing for his life, he therefore fled to Bosnia and Herzegovina, where he applied for asylum in August 2021. “I don’t want to be tortured and to have my eye accidentally fall out when I’m cranking,” he explains, alluding to the injuries of the late ex-police president Milan Lučanský. The Slovak police portrays former sniper Ján Kalavský as a corrupt informer of the underworld. Read more Special judge: Záleská doesn’t deal only with pigs, she wanted to “clean up” the defendant like a dog He himself says that he started in Krompachy on the street and worked his way up step by step. Daniel Lipšic as the Minister of the Interior and Iveta Radičová as the Prime Minister thanked him when he once neutralized the cannibal Matej Čurko. According to his own words, Kałavský was supposed to meet with Prime Minister Heger in May of last year, and the meeting was to be organized by Marek Kaňka, the now accused former head of Tipos and a close person of Eduard Heger and Igor Matovič (both OĽaNO). Heger allegedly wanted to talk to Kalavský. What was their debate about? “I don’t want to say that yet. I’ll say that later. It’s not yet time,” says the former police officer. However, he is talking about the statement of the former head of the Financial Administration, František Imrecze, about the bribe for the current Minister of the Interior, Roman Mikulc (OĽaNO). This was what the crown prince or the king said. Kalavský explains that NAKA investigators “talked” with Imrecz and he changed his statement. According to his words, the “King” knew about everything. Read more New PLUS 7 DAYS brings: Matovič enjoyed vacation and team building during the government crisis. Kalavský also investigated toxic cases and claims that he and his colleagues were able to “psychologically abuse people, torture, blackmail , to fabricate evidence” and only so that the Lynx Commando could be deployed. “Based on this, at five in the morning, we burst into someone’s house with a loud scream, a helicopter was buzzing over the roof, only to have the person broken from the beginning,” Kalavský describes the course of several arrests. He also comments on one of the universal penitents and former NAKA official Bernard To Slobodník: “We had to direct him and then he served us special prosecutor Kováčik… Slobodník was supposed to talk about a bribe, some book and Kováčik…” Only after a week did Slobodník remember that the book was supposed to contain money. The trial in this case began on Thursday at the Specialized Criminal Court in Banská Bystrica. PHOTO on the subject in the GALLERY. The turning point came when his then-colleague Ján Čurilla told him that he could “shoot the children” to today’s wrongfully convicted policeman Marián Kučerka. “He doesn’t even joke about shooting children. The second turning point came when General Lučanský died and his colleagues rejoiced. That’s what I told myself, they are animals,” admits Kalavský at the end. The current police president Štefan Hamran said to Kalavský that he is a “bobber and a swindler”. In response to the accusations, he added that the former sniper and puppeteer deserves a “special separate press conference”. Read the entire interview with Kalavský here: Read more Sniper on the run: We went to Bosnia and Herzegovina to find the man who started the war in the police