Miller and Kulczyk called to account over arrest of Modrzejewski

Former prime minister Leszek Miller and Poland’s richest businessman, Jan Kulczyk, have been called to testify by local prosecutor in Katowice in relation to an investigation on the sacking of a former PKN Orlen president. It is alleged that top government officials broke the law by ordering internal security officers to detain the ex-PKN Orlen president Andrzej Modrzejewski on trumped up charges as a prelude to his dismissal. The Katowice prosecutor is prepared to cooperate closely with the Parliamentary Commission investigating the issue. (Parkiet, p. 3) J.J.