– The constitutional crisis in Poland is deepening, and there is no will on the part of the executive or legislative branches to end these unlawful actions – stated Bogdan Święczkowski during a media briefing.

"On January 31st, I signed a 60-page notification of a crime concerning the justified suspicion of criminal offenses committed by the Prime Minister, ministers, the Marshal of the Sejm, the Marshal of the Senate, members of parliament and senators of the ruling coalition, the head of the Government Legislation Center, certain judges and prosecutors, and other individuals. This crime consists of the fact that from December 13, 2023, to the present day, in Warsaw and other locations in Poland, these individuals, acting as part of an organized criminal group, in short intervals, with a premeditated intent, aiming to change the constitutional order of the Republic of Poland, and acting to achieve or cease the activity of the Constitutional Tribunal and other constitutional bodies, including the National Council of the Judiciary and the Supreme Court, have, in agreement with other persons, undertaken activities aimed at realizing these goals through violence and unlawful threat, by eliminating the possibility of operation for the Constitutional Tribunal and other constitutional bodies, including the National Council of the Judiciary and the Supreme Court."

– We are talking here about the crime of a coup d'état – emphasized the President of the Constitutional Tribunal.

– I have requested that an investigation be initiated by the legally appointed Deputy Prosecutor General, Michał Ostrowski, as part of the mandatory referral, and for him to personally conduct this proceeding as his own investigation. Yesterday, February 4th, I was questioned by a prosecutor as the complainant. Today, I was informed by the Deputy Prosecutor General that he has initiated an investigation in this matter – he added.