"I wanted to inform you that in this case the Constitutional Court issued a ruling stating that my detention is illegal in the light of the common court," said Zbigniew Ziobro to a police officer who was waiting for him at the time of leaving the plane. A recording aired by the Republic shows that the politician refused to turn off his phone.
Former Prosecutor-General and Minister of Justice Zbigniew Ziobro was brought to the proceeding before Committee on Pegasus. The politician was detained at the Fryderyk Chopin Airport in Warsaw, where police officers were waiting for him. After landing in Poland, Ziobro was taken to the police car and then taken to the building where the interview was held.
Repubiliki squad accompanied Ziobrze while travelling to Poland. The video shows that The flight attendant on the plane proposed to the politician to leave the deck first after landing. She had previously informed Ziobra that the police were waiting for him. Ziobro asked to let the another passengers pass, so as to "culturally behave".
Zbigniew Ziobro stopped at the airport. What did he tell the police?
The camera recorded the minute the erstwhile Minister of Justice left the plane. His conversation with 1 of the officers who was waiting for Ziobra was heard in the video and presented a warrant to bring him in. A politician told him that his detention is "illegal in the light of common court".
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- I'm sorry. I wanted to inform you that in this case, the Constitutional Court issued a ruling stating that My detention is illegal in the light of the common court. Therefore, unfortunately, you must consider responsibility," said Ziobro.
- I'm sorry. Member, I am implementing the order of the court - the policeman replied to him.
Zbigniew Ziobro brought to the Pegasus committee. telephone dispute
You can inactive see Ziobro getting in the car with the cops. Microphones registered that the officer asked the politician to turn off his phone. - I'm sorry. I have the right to usage the phone, I am an MP and I have immunity. in this respect, Ziobro replied.
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In consequence to these words, the policeman asked the associate to simply not usage the phone. The politician said he wouldn't call anyone. He assured me he was just reviewing his notes.
Pegasus Investigation Commission. Ziobro: I had my share in the purchase
Zbigniew Ziebra's proceeding before the Pegasus committee of enquiry began a fewer minutes after 12 p.m. On the spot, he testified that he "had his share" in buying the Pegasus strategy and added that he "was the initiator" of this transaction. - I'm sorry. I'm arrogant of that. For specified cases, it was utilized to detect global gangs - said erstwhile Minister of Justice, confirming later that against Sławomir Nowak Pegasus was used.
- I'm sorry. Pegasus was an highly effective tool for detecting large human corruption, a close associate of Donald Tusk, a friend for years who created an organized crime group on an global scale. And thanks to the Pegasus, many facts have been established in this matter," Ziobro said, explaining the reasons for the acquisition of Pegasus.
SEE: The incidental during the interrogation of Zbigniew Ziobra. "They decided to make a circus."
He besides stated that Pegasus "hits" current politicians in power due to the fact that he is to exposure how they let bribery. Ziobro admitted that the strategy was besides applied to Romana GiertychWho, in his opinion, "is the thief who was walking money" out of Polnord.
- I'm sorry. Gierty has the right to hatred me due to the fact that I oversaw this case," Ziobro said. - I'm sorry. The prosecution seized by Donald Tusk twisted the cases of Roman Giertych and Sławomir Nowak. I have reports that the prosecutors were under pressure, he added.
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