On social media, Patryk Jaka reported that the services "broke" the residence of Zbigniew Ziobra and 3 another PiS politicians. A politician from Sovereign Poland described this as a “gangster action” in his statement. The information was confirmed by the National Prosecutor's Office and concerns the alleged usage of funds from the Justice Fund.
"This morning, at the command of neo-prosecutions Tusk and Bodnar, the service broke into Zbigniew Ziobro's house. They broke the windows and destroyed the house," said Euro MP Patryk Jaka. He added that the officers were to operate in the absence of the erstwhile Minister of Justice.
"The case is about the Justice Fund and grants to the Archipelago Centre. The intent of the fund is to aid victims. The established centre of the celebrated Fr Olszewski creates a pioneering place for hundreds of victims of violence. Victims with children in the Archipelago separate from perpetrators and give a comprehensive sense of aid and care. It creates the anticipation of therapy, workshops and another aid to start life again. The full grant is targeted at this project. There are no side costs," he wrote in X Jaka.
This morning, on orders from neo-prosecutions Tusk and Bodnar, the servants broke into the home of Z.Ziobro. They broke windows and destroyed the house. Everything in his absence and cancer treatment. His absence was easy to determine. There was not even a contact effort – after all...
— Patryk Jaka – MEP (@PatrykJaki) March 26, 2024
Lega artis AppNational Prosecutor's Office: This is about fraud from the Justice Fund
Anna Adamiak, PK spokesperson, spoke on the search of Ziobry's residence. In his statement, he said that the investigative actions at Ziobra's home were the consequence of irregularities related to the functioning of the Justice Fund.
– On the order of the prosecutors of the squad II, appointed by order of the prosecutor-general in the National Prosecutor's Office, the search operations are ongoing in the proceedings concerning the assessment of the correctness of the usage of funds from the Justice Fund – said polsatnews.pl press spokesperson of the prosecutor-general prosecutor Anna Adamiak.
"The full action is due to the fact that the grant is expected to be "non-target" due to the fact that funds can only be given to leftist organizations alternatively than helping priests for years. In the same case, the Bodnarovs entered the houses of Members of Woś, Romanowski and Matecki this morning," added Jaka.
"The way they break into Z's home today, and what they do is pure gangsterism. We will call for a peculiar gathering of the Committee on Justice on this matter," he continued.
Investigations were confirmed by the National Prosecutor's Office in a press release.
At the request of prosecutors from the Justice Fund investigation team, searches are being conducted present at various locations throughout the country.
The work continues. Their aim is to safe evidence, including, inter alia, FS documentation.
— Prosecutor's Office (@PK_GOV_PL) March 26, 2024
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