“In reply to your letter datet 21.04.2015. case file reverence XVIII Kop 52/09, with
reverence to the enquiry of the Dutch Prosecution Service, please be informed that this
Prosecution Service has chosen not to apply for temporary surrender of [verdachte] for
the reason that the provisions of Polish Criminal Procedures Code do not stipulate such an
option, as well as for practical reasons that actually prevent such surrender. This is so because in a situation when the suspect [verdachte], after having been surrendered to Poland in the course of the proceedings Ap V Ds. 20/10, remained at large, it would be practically impossible to re-arrest and surrender him to the Netherlands, unless the Dutch party requested this by launching the applicable procedure, i.e. by issuing a new European Arrest Warrant.
The letter from the Internationaal Rechtshulp Centrum datet 27.01.2015 indicates that the
subject would be surrendered to Polish authorities in terms of the judgement passed by the
court in Amsterdam on 8.07.2014 immediately after the criminal proceedings before the Dutch administration of law have been completed. In this situation, in view of the hint of the
risk of [verdachte] being released from prison on parole, it would be expected that he would
be immediately arrested on the European Arrest Warrant issued in the case file reverence
XVIII Kop 52/09 by the Sad Okregowy w Lodzi (Regional Court in Lodz) and surrendered to
Poland.”