Six people have been accused in a case over alleged fraud of EU funds linked to training courses, Polish police report. The indictment was filed with the Lublin-Zachód District Court in Lublin after investigators alleged that money was taken during the organisation of trainings paid for with EU resources. The probe, led by the Corruption Combat Department of the KWP in Lublin under the supervision of the Regional Prosecutor’s Office in Lublin, concerns alleged attempts to obtain EU funding through training arrangements. Investigators put the value of the alleged funds at more than half a million zlotys. The six accused include employees of a trade union and a university researcher from Lublin. If convicted, the accused face up to 12 years in prison. Prosecutors have now brought the case to court, where it will be heard in the Lublin-Zachód District Court.