
The Arrest of Slavomir Novak
The Polish anti-corruption bureau suspects that Slavomir Novak headed an organized criminal group.
In addition to him, "Dariusz Z., a former commander of JW GROM, and Gdansk entrepreneur Jacek P." were also detained. Zaryn promised to disclose all the details later.The investigation is being conducted jointly by Poland's Central Anti-Corruption Bureau, the Warsaw prosecutor's office, Ukraine's Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office and the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine.
According to Gazeta Wyborcza, Novak faces six charges at the Warsaw district prosecutor's office related to the period when he was in charge of Ukravtodor.
On July 21, former Ukravtodor head Novak was charged.
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