Sobotka, Długosz and Jagiełło further questioned by the prosecutor

All three suspects in the Starachowice scandal, Zbigniew Sobotka, Henryk Długosz and Zbigniew Jagiełło, were again questioned by the prosecutor yesterday. Sobotka apparently told Długosz about the planned police raid in Starachowice, who in turn passed this information on to Jagiełło. In an attempt to explain the inconsistencies in their testimonies, the prosecutor jointly confronted Sobotka with Jagiełło for 90 minutes. "This helped explain many issues and the prosecutor should quit the investigation against the two gentlemen," said Jagiełło's solicitor Kazimierz Jesionek. Zbigniew Sobotka lawyer, Wojciech Tomczyk, claimed that the prosecutor had nothing of any real substance against his client. "We will not speculate on the final outcome of this affair," stressed prosecutor Bors. Henryk Długosz, the former head of the SLD Świętokrzyskie region, was not confronted with them and left the prosecutors office after one hour. He stressed that he knew nothing about the police operation. (Gazeta Wyborcza, p. 3) M.M.