The prosecutor's office wants to question Nawrocki. Letter to the president's office

The prosecutor of the Gdańsk-Śródmieście District Prosecutor's Office in Gdańsk, after questioning the notary and obtaining documents from the land and mortgage register, decided to question the president.

As the spokesman for the Gdańsk district prosecutor's office, prosecutor Mariusz Duszyński, told PAP, the letter was sent to the address of the Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland on November 9 this year. The Onet portal was the first to report the letter.

The spokesman for the prosecutor's office said that no fixed date for the procedural activity was imposed, leaving the choice of the date to the head of state. He also explained that the hearing would most likely take place at the president's office.

Investigation into the takeover of Jerzy Ż.'s apartment. by President Karol Nawrocki and his wife, the Gdańsk-Śródmieście District Prosecutor's Office initiated a case on June 13, 2025. It concerns suspected fraud to the detriment of a man in the years 2012-2017. The prosecutor's office determines whether Jerzy Ż. could have been misled as to, among other things, payment of the entire amount for the studio apartment and the intention to provide him with care.

The case of Jerzy Ż.'s studio apartment. This is the result of Onet's publication, which revealed during the election campaign that - contrary to declarations - the then presidential candidate Karol Nawrocki was the owner of not one, but two apartments. In addition to the family apartment, he also has a studio apartment. As Nawrocki and his staff explained, he took her over from an older man in exchange for care. Jerzy Ż. However, he ended up in a social welfare home.

The Gdańsk prosecutor's office received three notifications "about the possibility of committing a crime in connection with the purchase of an apartment located in Gdańsk by a candidate for the office of the President of the Republic of Poland." One was submitted by the Deputy Speaker of the Senate, Magdalena Biejat, the second by a private person, and the third by the Mayor of Gdańsk.

The prosecutor's office refused to initiate an investigation in seven cases, including: in terms of causing the commune to dispose of property unfavorably and making false statements in notarial deeds. Some threads were excluded due to the statute of limitations, others were considered non-criminal acts.

Previously, the president gave testimony in a similar way - in the rooms where he works every day - in an investigation into the free use of the apartments of the Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk. The investigation in that case was discontinued on August 11, 2026 due to the lack of evidence of a prohibited act.