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Time to clean the swamp - dePiSification of Poland [324]
Poland has to be depisified after 8 years of growing and promoting their swamp by PiS and other rightists
Investigations that were inconvenient for PiS are back! Lovely!
Ten criminal proceedings concluded in the District Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw during the United Right government have now been resumed. These are the first results of the query of cases that prosecutors dismissed or refused to initiate investigations before the change of government.
One of the ten proceedings that prosecutors will re-examine concerns suspicions of fraud in the European Parliament to service MPs' offices - it concerns Ryszard Czarnecki and Kosma Złotowski . In Czarnecki's case, it concerns PLN 91,000 , and Złotowski - over PLN 180,000 . This investigation was discontinued in January this year.
The second one is related to preventing the auditors of the Supreme Audit Office from conducting an audit procedure at PKN Orlen oil company and the foundation run by the concern . CUTrmf24.pl/fakty/polska/news-niewygodne-dla-pis-sledztwa-wracaja,nId,7655212#crp_state=1
-also, all criminal acts commited by PIS have to be examined and punished.
PiS con men are escaping to foreign countries to avoid court trial in Poland.
The prosecutor has issued a decision to issue an arrest warrant for Michał Kuczmierowski, former president of the Government Agency for Strategic Reserves, the National Prosecutor's Office reported on Monday.
Evidence has been obtained that allowed charges to be brought against Kuczmierowski for "participating in an organised criminal group and exceeding their powers and failing to fulfil their duties in order to gain a material benefit", which is punishable by up to 10 years in prison.
The services have evidence that the suspect fled the country."Have you seen this PiS thief?? The police ask anyone with any information about the whereabouts of the wanted man to contact officers of the Warsaw Police Headquarters in person or by phone at 47 7237657, 47 7237893, emergency number 112 or the nearest police unit.
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