Michał Kołodziejczak faces allegations of violence and drug use

Former Deputy Minister of Agriculture and MP Michał Kołodziejczak is facing serious allegations from former employees. Following a report by Kanał Zero, women have accused him of physical and psychological violence, humiliation, threats, and encouraging the use of illegal substances, specifically cocaine.

Kołodziejczak has categorically denied the accusations, claiming he is a victim of defamation. He recently visited the Internal Security Agency (ABW) in Łódź with detective Krzysztof Rutkowski to file a notification regarding suspected crimes committed against him.

The Warsaw District Prosecutor's Office has initiated explanatory proceedings to investigate suspicions of coercion and the provision of intoxicants. While a formal investigation has not yet been launched, prosecutors are reviewing evidence and plan to interview additional witnesses and examine recorded materials.

In response to the controversy, the Ministry has launched an audit. Additionally, Kołodziejczak's financial disclosures have come under scrutiny, revealing significant assets including a large farm valued at 3.1 million PLN and savings exceeding 400,000 PLN.