In their conversation about the appointment, Šimko mentioned that he could potentially consult the matter with Prosecutor General Maroš Žilinka to gather more information.

Juhás found this suggestion unacceptable because consulting personal appointments within the forces active under the Ministry of Interior with officials belonging to unrelated institutions was not warranted.

The police leadership under Hamran, along with Juhás, were publicly known to regard the active investigation led by the General Prosecutor's Office under Žilinka against Pavol Ďurka and his colleagues from NAKA as unlawful and arbitrary.

In July 2023, the case against the NAKA investigators continued more than a year and half after the Regional Court, in its decision not to take the accused into custody, stated that the proceedings were unlawful.

It was also revealed that the prosecution incorrectly transcribed the recordings in its official documents, creating an appearance of existing evidence against the investigators.