Grzegorz Braun, a Member of the European Parliament and leader of the Confederation of the Crown of Poland, appeared at the District Prosecutor's Office in Wrocław on Tuesday for questioning concerning an incident at a hospital in Oleśnica. The incident reportedly involved the unlawful deprivation of liberty of a doctor, Gizela Jagielska, during a disruption that took place on April 16, 2025. Although Braun attended the hearing, the prosecutor did not file any charges against him.

During his brief appearance, which ended with Braun swiftly exiting the prosecutor's office, he informed journalists that he had not been accused of any wrongdoing. This was confirmed by the prosecutor, Karolina Stocka-Mycek, who is overseeing the case. She explained that the decision to not charge Braun was due to a request he filed to disqualify her from the investigation, which puts a hold on the proceedings pending a resolution of his request.

The incident highlights ongoing tensions in Polish politics, particularly regarding the actions of right-wing parties and their representatives. Braun's actions at the hospital, including entering without permission and allegedly limiting the freedom of a medical professional, raise questions about accountability and the intersection of political influence in legal matters. As the investigation continues, it will be crucial to watch how this situation develops, especially considering the implications it may have for Braun's political career and the broader political landscape in Poland.