The prosecutor's office's move regarding Michał Kołodziejczak. "Ex officio"

In its entry on the X portal, the prosecutor's office emphasized that the materials in the case were registered at the prosecutor's office ex officio. As reported, in connection with media reports, verification activities were initiated regarding forcing people to behave in a certain way and providing intoxicants.

Former colleagues accuse Kołodziejczak

On Friday morning, Kanal Zero reported that former colleagues were accusing the former Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Michał Kołodziejczak, of violent, aggressive behavior and inciting people to use a substance "which he presented as cocaine." The portal added that the politician denies it, claiming it is slander.

After this information, late on Friday evening, the head of the KO club, Zbigniew Konwiński, announced that Kołodziejczak had been suspended as a club member with immediate effect. He added that KO expects media reports to be verified by the relevant services.

Kołodziejczak submits a report to the Internal Security Agency

On Sunday, MP Michał Kołodziejczak himself submitted a report to the ABW in Łódź on the suspicion of committing a crime to his detriment. He was accompanied by, among others, detective Krzysztof Rutkowski.

Relevant information and documents were submitted to the ABW headquarters in Łódź. For me this matter is a priority. We live in a country of law, in a country where the relevant offices and institutions talk about this law, not the media or people who would like to lynch us based on some information that has appeared somewhere - emphasized Kołodziejczak.

Kołodziejczak did not want to reveal the details of the report submitted to the Internal Security Agency on Sunday. He explained that he wanted authorized institutions to deal with it first, not the media. He added that he never expected "such slander."

I'm very upset about this case, because it hit me very hard, it affected me very much, and despite my great mental resistance, I feel it all very strongly - he noted.

In turn, Detective Rutkowski emphasized that his office has been dealing with MP Kołodziejczak's cases since September 4. In connection with them, also on Sunday, an unspecified notification was to be submitted to the District Police Headquarters in Jawor. Rutkowski announced that more details will be revealed on Monday at 15 at a press conference to be held in the Sejm.

Michał Kołodziejczak was deputy minister of agriculture and rural development until mid-2025. Previously, he was the founder and president of the Agrounia foundation, organizing protests against the government's policy on agricultural issues. He has been an MP since 2023.