The charges concern the abuse of authority and the 230 article of the penal code. They are related to Kamiński having overstepped his powers in the investigation of the ‘land scandal’. As we have found, the charges have not been placed against CBA leader so far because Mariusz Kamiński has not reacted to the Prosecutor’s summons, using a holiday in Egipt as excuse. As we have found, the truth is that last Monday when he was meant to be interrogated he was in Warsaw. Placing charges against him by the Prosecutor’s Office is equal to him being dismissed by Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

The ‘land scandal’ took place in Poland in summer 2007, during the PiS, Samoobrona and LPR government. CBA prepared a provocation in which they asked to change the status of a piece of land close to Mrągowo from agricultural to residential in return for a bribe. It was meant to disgrace the then Deputy Prime Minister, Andrzej Lepper.  The scandal resulted in Lepper’s dismissal and the collapse of the governing coalition. Due to a so far unexplained leak, the principal accused eventually did not offer any bribes.