SLD Deputy Andrzej Jagiełło cleared of any wrong doing

Following Friday's confrontation in the prosecution office, Democratic Left Alliance (SLD) deputy Andrzej Jagiełło, suspected of hindering the investigation on the so called Starachowice mafia wasn't eventually arrested. According to the prosecutor's spokesman Bogdan Karp, after analysing the evidence, Jagiełło is no longer suspected of shenanigans. Previously Jagiełło suspected of warning Starachowice local government officials involved with the local mafia that the Central Investigation Office (CBŚ) was planning to arrest them. The confrontation was aimed at disclosing who had informed Jagiełło about CBŚ's planned action. During the confrontation, Jagiełło hinted that the SLD leader in the region, Henryk Długosz was the informer. Długosz ascertained that he would prove Jagiełło was lying. "He did not do it alone, there must have been someone else" he added that he bears no personal grudge against Jagiełło. "I'm prepared to forgive him. He looks very frightened" Długosz said. (Gazeta Wyborcza, Aug. 9-10, p. 3) A.Z.