As the journalists of Rzeczpospolita stated, the letter, which was sent to the territory Court in Warsaw in the first half of August, was given in Bendery. It was previously indicated that the consignment was sent from Tiraspol, the capital of Transnistria. The paper contains the handwritten signature of Romanowski.
Information about the alleged stay of erstwhile Deputy Minister of Justice in Tiraspol has appeared in public space for respective weeks. justice Anna Ptaśek told Interia that the address in Tiraspol was on both postage stamps and in the footer of a letter addressed by Romanowski to the Warsaw court.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk besides referred to these reports. The head of government had previously informed, citing the Polish services of another countries of the region, that Romanowski was very likely to be in Tyrol.
European Arrest Order
In his application for an iron letter, Romanowski himself declared to be in Transnistrian territory. In the document, he stated that he was in Moldova and that he intended to participate voluntarily in the proceedings and appear before the competent court. Fragments of this magazine published media.
However, the prosecution has a different assessment of the situation and assumes that the policy may not be in Transnistria. Confirmation of his stay in Tyrol could be of procedural benefit to Romanowski, as being outside the European Union could affect the European Arrest Warrant. As the ‘Rzeczpospolita’ established, a individual acquainted with the case points out that in specified a case, politicians could leave the region reasonably rapidly legally and go somewhere else.
Tyraspol is not the first place to which the media associated Romanowski's stay. Unconfirmed information previously appeared that the erstwhile Deputy Minister of Justice may be located in Serbia. However, these reports were not confirmed.
Iron letter and abrogation of provisional arrest
Romanowski's location remains applicable in the context of his procedural situation. Last week, the territory Court in Warsaw received the position of prosecutor, who opposes the issuance of an iron letter to a politician. Prior to that, the investigators besides disagreed on the defence's request to revoke the provisional arrest. This information was confirmed by the spokesperson of the National Prosecutor's Office, the prosecutor of Przemysław Nowak.
Romanowski had previously stayed in Hungary, where he obtained political asylum. He left this country after a change of power. Since then, further unconfirmed information on his current whereabouts has regularly appeared.
