Former world champion in boxing and kickboxing, Agnieszka R., has issued a statement responding to fraud allegations. An indictment covering 13 offenses under Article 286 § 1 of the Penal Code has been filed with the District Court for Warsaw-Śródmieście. According to the prosecutor's office, 14 victims lost a total of over 102,000 zloty. The athlete claims she has been a victim of a media witch hunt since March last year and has been defamed. On her Facebook profile, she changed her name to 'Agnieszka R.' and her picture to a portrait with her eyes covered.

Indictment with 13 charges

An indictment has been filed with a court in Warsaw against Agnieszka R. The prosecutor's office accuses her of 13 fraud offenses, as a result of which 14 people allegedly lost a total of 102,350 zloty.

Statement on Facebook

Agnieszka R. published a lengthy statement in which she claims she is being massively defamed and that lies about her are circulating in the media. She announces she will not give up without a fight.

Media witch hunt since 2025

According to the former athlete, the witch hunt against her has been ongoing since March 2025, i.e., since the broadcast of a report by the program 'Interwencja'. She also criticizes the way the media reports on the case.

Problem with media image

Agnieszka R. accuses the media of hypocrisy, claiming that despite covering her eyes in photos, which is meant to protect the identity of the accused, they simultaneously describe her private life in detail.

Former world champion in boxing and kickboxing, Agnieszka R., has publicly responded to the prosecutor's allegations, claiming she is a victim of a media witch hunt. An indictment has been filed with the District Court for Warsaw-Śródmieście, in which prosecutor Piotr Antoni Skiba accuses her of committing 13 fraud offenses, art. 286 § 1 k.k.. According to the indictment, 14 people were harmed as a result of these actions, with total losses amounting to 102,350 zloty. The case gained notoriety as early as March 2025 following a report by the program 'Interwencja'. In response to the latest press reports, Agnieszka R. published a lengthy statement on her Facebook profile on February 25, 2026. 'In connection with the mass defamation and lies about me in the media, I believe my loyal fans and all those who have supported me for years deserve a few words of explanation,' she wrote at the outset. In her post, the athlete stated she has been the subject of unjustified attacks for over a year. She also criticized the way her image is presented in the media, pointing out the practice of publishing her photos with her eyes covered, which she believes is hypocritical in the context of simultaneously detailing her private life. In an act of defiance, she even changed her profile name to 'Agnieszka R.' and posted a picture with a blindfold. Art. 286 of the Penal Code, concerning fraud, is one of the most frequently applied provisions in cases of property crimes. Criminal liability for fraud can lead to imprisonment of up to 8 years, and if committed to the detriment of a close person or with the intent to obtain a material benefit of significant value – even up to 10 years imprisonment.Older articles mentioned Agnieszka R.'s long-term health and financial problems. In March 2025, she spoke of 'horrible health problems' that prevented her from even getting out of bed, as well as organized fundraisers for treatment. She admitted at the time to having financial obligations but simultaneously questioned the veracity of some of the allegations presented in the media. In her latest statement, the former champion announced she will fight her case, declaring: 'I will not give up without a fight.' The court proceedings in this case have only just begun.

Mentioned People

  • Agnieszka R. — Former world champion in boxing and kickboxing, accused of fraud.
  • Piotr Antoni Skiba — Prosecutor's office spokesperson who provided information about the indictment.