Who sent the State Security Office to arrest Modrzejewski?

"These are empty allegations," said Miller, adding it was impossible for him to order UOP to take this action as it is beyond his constitutional powers. Modrzejewski is suspected of acting against the nation's interest, as he wanted Orlen to sign an agreement allowing Orlen to receive oil from only one supplier, J&S, for up to ten years. According to Konstanty Miodowicz, a member of the Sejm's Special Service Committee, an UOP officer misinformed the Attorney General's office which led to Modrzejewski's arrest. Modrzejewski has also gone on record saying that Jan Kulczyk, Poland's richest man was also involved in the affair. (Gazeta Wyborcza, pp. 1,4; Rzeczpospolita, April 3-4, pp. A1, A2, A3) D.W.