The Prosecutor's Office Responds to Reports About Michał Kołodziejczak
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The District Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw announced that an investigation has been initiated following media reports regarding Michał Kołodziejczak's behavior. This is based on information from the MP's former employees. Kołodziejczak has already been suspended from the Civic Coalition (KO) club.
MEP Ewa Zzajczkowska-Hernik on Radio ZET presented new information about Michał Kołodziejczak's past. Her words came in the context of recent accusations by former colleagues of violent behavior by the suspended deputy minister of agriculture. The case has already been dealt with by the prosecutor's office and the authorities.
The prosecutor's office has launched an investigation into the scandal involving Michał Kołodziejczak, former deputy minister of agriculture in Donald Tusk's government. There is currently no request to waive his immunity or take tough action by the authorities, although drug possession and use are suspected in the case.
The district prosecutor's office in Warsaw has launched “verification actions on the coercion of certain behavior and the supply of narcotic substances” by Michal Kolodzeicak, a deputy and ex-deputy minister.
The former deputy minister of agriculture claims that the allegations against him are not true.
Following reports regarding Michał Kołodziejczak, the prosecutor's office has intervened. Investigators are examining whether he may have been coerced into certain behaviors or given narcotics. The MP himself strongly denies the accusations and calls them slander.
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