If no charge is filed against U.S.-blacklisted former DPM Grubi, who’s a suspect in the Lottery case, by August 22, he will be released from house arrest. VLEN suspects that Grubi has talked and is thus buying his own freedom by revealing secrets about DUI. The ruling party demands that the Prosecutor’s Office act in the Lottery case because, as it assesses, Grubi is DUI’s “black box” and knows “who filled their pockets with money from gambling business deals. However, DUI points out that VLEN is exerting “unacceptable pressure on justice”. “Prosecutors bear the responsibility and have to decide based on law, evidence, and expertise, not based on party orders and desires.