Jarosław Kaczyński, leader of Poland’s ruling Law and Justice party (PiS), has publicly accused a city council member from the Civic Coalition (KO) of financial impropriety. The accusation centers on Dawid Kacprzyk, who also coordinates the emergency room (SOR) at a municipal hospital. Kaczyński alleges Kacprzyk rapidly amassed a fortune of 1.6 million złoty (approximately $370,000 USD) within a year, despite lacking relevant experience or qualifications. He claims this represents a blatant exploitation of public funds. Kaczyński’s statement suggests systemic corruption within the hospital’s financial management. The allegations are currently under scrutiny and have sparked public debate regarding transparency and accountability in public service. No formal investigation has been announced as of yet.