The Case of the Apartments and Karol Nawrocki Has Been Dismissed
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The prosecutor's office has discontinued an investigation into abuse of power by, among others, Karol Nawrocki, then director of the Museum of the Second World War. The case involves allowing unpaid use of the facility's apartments.
The prosecutor's office has discontinued the investigation into the museum apartments and Karol Nawrocki. Members of the Chancellery of the Prosecutor's Office, Paweł Szefernaker and Marcin Przydacz, have already commented on the decision.
The District Prosecutor's Office in Gdańsk has discontinued the investigation into the abuse of power by Karol Nawrocki when he served as director of the Museum of the Second World War.
The district prosecutor's office in Gdańsk has closed the investigation into the case of apartments in the Museum of the Second World War, the defendant of which was the current President of Poland Karol Navrotsky.
The investigation into the apartments at the Museum of the Second World War has been discontinued, the District Prosecutor's Office in Gdańsk announced. Investigators were examining, among other things, whether then-director Karol Nawrocki abused his authority by allowing unpaid use of the apartments. The president was questioned as a witness.
The District Prosecutor's Office in Gdańsk has discontinued an investigation into alleged abuse of power by Karol Nawrocki while the current mayor served as director of the Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk. The proceedings concerned the use of rooms and apartments belonging to the museum. The prosecutor's office found that no criminal act had been committed.
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