In an exclusive interview, lawyer Ján Dulovič shares insights into his representation of the accused police officers, Ján Čurilla and Pavol Ďurka, who have faced ongoing attacks from political adversaries, notably Robert Fico. Dulovič reflects on the tense atmosphere surrounding the interrogations that occurred following the initiation of operation Kujácnik by the police inspection. He specifically recounts how Čurilla reacted upon learning of the accusations that he was the head of a criminal organization, describing the scenario as one of disbelief and not taking the charges seriously.

During the interrogations in Banská Bystrica, which involved seven detained clients, Dulovič highlights the inadequate arrangements made by the police inspection, which disrupted his ability to counsel his clients privately as mandated by law. He reveals that authorities initially wanted him to hold discussions in a room under surveillance, citing concerns about Čurilla attempting to escape. This condition made proper legal consultation impossible until alternative arrangements were eventually made, showcasing the potential obstacles faced by defense attorneys in high-profile cases.

The interview piques interest in the broader implications of these legal proceedings, especially within the context of escalating political tensions in Slovakia. Dulovič discusses the environment of fear and distrust among law enforcement officials regarding the investigation, which appears to be heavily influenced by political motivations. This raises questions about the integrity of the judicial process and the potential ramifications for both the accused officers and political figures involved.