No evidence of corruption uncovered in Okecie tender

The General Prosecutor's Office has dropped a case of alleged corruption related to the $300 million tender for the construction of a second terminal at Warsaw's Okecie Airport. According to spokesperson for the Office, Katarzyna Konwerska-Grzeskowiak, examination of the evidence has not revealed that the law was broken. Accusations against former Okecie general manager, Maciej Kalita, of destroying documents could not be verified. Also dropped are charges against the public relations agency run by Piotr Wysocki, which had been accused of offering to sell confidential information. In a statement, the General Prosecutor's Office said that the agency's actions "bore no characteristics of prohibited activities." (Rzeczpospolita, p. A3) K.K.