Polish Authorities Search Wprost Magazine Office in Tape Scandal
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Polish authorities yesterday searched the office of Wprost magazine, which released a secretly taped conversation between a minister and the central bank governor that shook the government of Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Internal Security Agency officials entered the premises to obtain the “proof” of the recordings, Renata Mazur, a spokeswoman for the Warsaw prosecutor’s office, was reported as saying by the gazeta.pl website. She didn’t answer two calls to her mobile phone seeking comment. Maciej Karczynski, a spokesman for the Internal Security Agency, didn’t answer a call to his mobile phone either.