During an interview with TVN24 conducted on Tuesday evening, when Magyar was traveling by train from Krakow to Warsaw, he was asked about the whereabouts of Marcin Romanowski.
— During the campaign, I expressed my suspicion several times that they would leave Hungary the day after the elections. Back then, Zbigniew Ziobro spoke differently and was confident. Later it turned out that I was right. I said that as long as TISHA is in power, international criminals will not be allowed to stay here, he said.
— I was just talking to my colleagues. There are signs that Mr. Romanowski has also left [Węgry] through Serbia – said Magyar and noted that this is not yet confirmed information.
Charges against PiS politicians
Marcin Romanowski served as deputy minister of justice when Law and Justice was in power. The National Prosecutor's Office charged both him and former minister Zbigniew Ziobro allegations related to irregularities in the management of funds from the Justice Fund.
Both politicians obtained asylum in Hungary when Viktor Orban was the country's prime minister. In mid-February, the Warsaw court issued another ruling European arrest warrant against Romanowski, while an application for a similar order against Ziobro is currently pending considered by the court.
