Joanna Pinkwart questioned the descriptions of yesterday's incident involving a policewoman and a detained man. She wrote that publicly available recordings did not confirm the information about an attack on the officer, who was said to have fallen and broken a window. According to Pinkwart, the man had a pocket knife, not a knife, but the recordings did not show him taking it out or threatening with it. She claimed that the window was broken by a kick when several police officers were pinning the man to the ground, and the paramedics were examining the detainee, not the policewoman. She added that in the recording, the officer mentioned the arrest for insulting an officer. Pinkwart emphasized that the recordings did not show the beginning of the event, so it was unclear whether the man had acted aggressively earlier, attacked the police, or pulled out the pocket knife. She demanded the release of footage from police cameras that would confirm at least part of the official version. Until then, she referred to it as "Radio Erevan." #Polska #Policja #Bezpieczeństwo (translated)


