Żurek zapukał do CBA, Siemoniak spanikowany

Żurek has just knocked on Siemoniak's CBA door—and not at the archives, but inside the institution that was supposed to pretend everything was under control for two and a half years. The National Prosecutor's Office has filed charges against three CBA officers in the Pegasus investigation, including Angela P., the head of the CBA's legal department, who passed documents to the Pegasus investigative committee. And here's where the real problem begins for Siemoniak: because Angela P. isn't just a name from the PiS past—she's a person who held high positions there for two and a half years, the question is: who kept her, who protected her, and why didn't the CBA audit clear this case sooner?