Former PISF Director Faces Charges. Investigators Say Damages Amount to Millions of Zlotys.
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Five people from the former management of the Polish Film Institute have been charged, including the former director of this institution, Radosław Ś., said the spokesman for the District Prosecutor's Office in...
Prosecutors have filed charges against the former management of the Polish Film Institute. According to investigators from the Warsaw prosecutor's office, activities at the Polish Film Institute (PISF) could have exposed the institution to multi-million losses. Among those facing charges is the institute's former director, Radosław Ś.
Former director of the Polish Film Institute, Radosław Ś., and former chief accountant, Małgorzata K., have been charged in an investigation into irregularities in the institution's operations. Prosecutors allege property damage in the millions of zlotys. Charges have been brought against a total of five individuals associated with the former management of the Polish Film Institute.
Piotr Antoni Skiba, spokesman for the District Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw, announced on Thursday that five former members of the Polish Film Institute's management have been charged with irregularities in the institution's operations. "This wasn't about protecting national culture; it was an organized mechanism for siphoning off money," commented Prosecutor General Waldemar Żurek.
Prosecutors have filed charges against five former members of the Polish Film Institute (PISF) management team. One of them is former director Radosław Ś., who, according to investigators, spent over one million złoty using official cards.
The Prosecutor's Office Has Taken Action Against the Polish Film Institute. Charges Have Been Filed.
The prosecutor's office has brought charges against five former members of the management of the Polish Film Institute, including former director Radosław Ś. According to a spokesman for the prosecutor's office, the investigation concerns irregularities in the functioning of the institution.
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