Court orders that Wieczerzak should be kept in custody for three months

A Warsaw court decided yesterday that former president of PZU Zycie, Grzegorz Wieczerzak, should remain in custody for three months. In explaining his decision, judge Piotr Niedzielak said, "The collected material evidence indicates that the suspect committed the actions with which he has been charged." He went on to say that in the court's opinion, Wieczerzak might commit fraud were he to be released, and jeopardize the proceedings against him. The court ruled that there could be no appeal against its decision. Wieczerzak is accused of fraud, and of harming the interests of PZU Zycie. (Gazeta Wyborcza, p. A3) P.W.