Krzychu.

Krzychu, addressing Patryk Słowik, wrote that the prosecutor's office arrested the owner, charged him, and restricted his freedom based on four photos that — as he pointed out — had no description or date of execution. He also claimed that activist individuals, who for three days had been starving animals in the presence of veterinarians, police, and the prosecutor's office, remained at large. #prawaosób #sprawiedliwość #zoo (translated)

Krzychu wrote that after three days, which he described as a period of lawlessness, it became evident that the police and the prosecutor's office acted based on documents issued by the ministry and seized 33 animals. He added that the ministry claimed to have issued documents concerning only one tiger. He asked whether the prosecutor or the minister would go to prison. #prawo #zwierzęta #Polska (translated)

Krzychu wrote that arrests had begun, the reason for which he did not understand. According to him, those gathered were calm and no one was causing a disturbance when the officers started moving among the people in front of the zoo area and arrested several individuals. https://t.co/Lp7PdoyGRk #zatrzymania #spokój #zoo (translated)

Krzychu wrote that the people gathered outside the Łączna Zoo established a strike committee. He claimed that the police were directing traffic and preventing residents from joining the protest, and many people were trying to get to the zoo. #ZOOŁączna https://t.co/bLh18LDGEg #strajk #protest #ZOO (translated)

Krzychu wrote to Patryk Słowik that the most concerning thing, in his opinion, was that the police, who were supposed to uphold the law, were allowing further crimes to be committed. He claimed that transporting such a number of animals in vehicles that did not meet phytosanitary standards and livestock transport requirements was punishable by up to 3 years in prison. #prawo #policja #zwierzęta (translated)