On Monday, Polish Ambassador Jan R. to France and former Law and Justice MP Maks K. were detained by the Central Anti‑Corruption Bureau in Poland.
Detainment over MBA Diplomas
On Monday, the Central Anti‑Corruption Bureau arrested former Law and Justice MP Maks K. and Polish Ambassador Jan R. They were taken to the Katowice prosecutor’s office for questioning.
The investigation probes the procurement of MBA diplomas from a private institution run by Paweł C., allegedly used as a formal passport for appointments on supervisory boards of state‑owned enterprises.
Unofficial Allegations
Jan R., previously president of PKO‑BP, and Maks K., former vice‑president of the same firm, are reportedly accused of using forged documents and influence peddling.
Official statements from the CBA or the prosecutor’s office have not yet been released, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has declined to comment, noting that Jan R. will remain in charge of the embassy until doubts are clarified.
Kalisz: Influential Network Coerced Paweł C.
Agent Ryszard Kalisz, a representative of Paweł C., claims that the young entrepreneur, then under 40, was mentally pressured through lavish invitations and unsubstantiated promises.
According to Kalisz, this group persuaded Paweł C. to sign on for the MBA diplomas, thereby facilitating the alleged corruption scheme.
