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NeoJudgeTuleye described the first physical contact between Piotr and the police officers. He wrote that Piotr was a retired military gendarme, knew the procedures, and was supposed to keep his hands to himself. According to the author, the policewoman, who did not have a camera, pushed him with her body, and the policeman grabbed Piotr as he turned around. Piotr was supposed to break free and escape because — as the author claimed — he recognized the provocation due to his professional experience. The author also wrote that the incident was presented as an attack by a “right-wing knifeman” on the policewoman. He assessed that the services failed and overlooked the fact that they encountered a former officer of the security forces. #policja #emeryt #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Piotr Stanisław Wielgucki used an offensive political term towards the recipient, and then asked why the woman he called "the policewoman" did not want to show her injuries from the knife attack. He also asked why Marcin Kierwiński and Donald Tusk did not explain why she ended up in the emergency room. #Polska #media #polityka (translated)

Michał Oleksyn wrote that the police officers intervening on Marszałkowska should receive a financial reward and a promotion for their professionalism. He particularly highlighted the brave policewoman and congratulated the Polish Police. #PolskaPolicja #Nagroda #Profesjonalizm (translated)

Zygfryd Czaban wrote that instead of talking about supplementing and correcting information, the woman should apologize for the lies. He claimed that no one was pushed by her against the glass door, and the policewoman was not injured or treated in the hospital. He added that repeating further false information in times of widespread access to information was a bad idea, unlike in the 1990s, when, as he wrote, one could lie without consequences. #kłamstwo #informacja #prawda (translated)

Sławek Jastrzębowski wrote that the police officers did not provide the legal basis for identification. He referred to the ruling of the Supreme Court from December 17, 2025, in case file No. II KK 473/25, brought in cassation by the Ombudsman. He pointed out that the court held that a citizen can refuse to provide data if the request has no legal basis, and the refusal does not constitute an offense. Jastrzębowski added that identification interferes with personal freedom and is subject to legal scrutiny, after which he demanded the immediate release of the policewoman and referred the case to the prosecutor. #prawo #policja #wolność (translated)

Freedom of Speech wrote that the police officer should state the reason before demanding documents and identification. In his opinion, the recording lacked such an explanation, and the policewoman should undergo retraining. The author also believed that the visible physical contact from the police in the video was unnecessary. He added that when the man started attacking the officers and fleeing, it was hard to blame the police for the pursuit and taking him down. However, he emphasized that the recording does not resolve media allegations regarding the knife or the policewoman's head hitting the door glass: according to him, there is no visible or audible impact, and the knife is not present at all. He accused PAP, TVP, and politicians from the ruling coalition of using this information for disinformation. The author assessed that the publication of the recording by the police was beneficial, as it allowed for a better understanding of the officers' behavior and expressing one's own opinion. https://t.co/m33wH9PD5u #policja #bezpieczeństwo #media (translated)

Sławek Jastrzębowski wrote that Wielowieyska informed that Piotr pushed the policewoman hard, causing her to hit her head on the glass door, resulting in its breakage. He noted that at the same time she claimed that not much could be seen on the recording, and asked how she knew these details. According to Jastrzębowski, the recording shows that at the moment the glass shattered, the policewoman was sitting on the beaten man. #Polska #media #sprawiedliwość (translated)

Chrzanik wrote that the recording from the body camera raises questions about the reason for detaining the person walking on the sidewalk and why the police did not provide it. He also criticized the statement of the policewoman, who reportedly asked the man with sarcasm if he was mute. The author deemed the information that the policewoman was injured when the man hit her head against the window to be false. According to him, it was the police who threw the man to the ground. He added that there was no mention of a knife in the recording, and the information about it was intended to build a narrative about a dangerous knife-wielder, which was later fueled by "Tuski TVP." Chrzanik pointed out that the man unnecessarily broke free, pushed the police officer, and fled, but in his opinion, the whole situation looked at least bad for the police. https://t.co/DPJj9kDpPF #policja #protest #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Joanna Pinkwart wrote that the recording from the police officer's camera showed the beginning of the intervention. According to her, the officers wanted to identify the man but did not explain the reason to him, and the recording showed him walking while the police were running after him. Pinkwart added that the man did not respond, but after the female officer instructed him to move aside, he attacked the officers, pushed them, and began to flee. The author wrote that the officer immediately knocked the man to the ground. In her opinion, this undermined the version that the man had lunged at the female officer, causing her to hit her head against the window; Pinkwart noted that earlier recordings had already challenged this account. She added that at the moment the window was broken, the man was incapacitated and lying on the ground. Pinkwart also asked why the police wanted to identify the man and why he reacted so aggressively to the attempt to move him away from the crosswalk. #policja #interwencja #sprawiedliwość (translated)

Chrzanik cited Prusinowski's appeal to Minister Kierwiński to disclose the recording from the body camera of the policewoman who — as Prusinowski claimed — recorded the entire incident. Prusinowski accused the minister of saying that instead of criticizing those who criticize the police and threatening them with lawsuits, he should show the recording. Chrzanik added that he wondered whether the material would be published or whether it would turn out that the camera was "broken." #policja #transparencja #kamery (translated)

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)

The godfather asked if it was about the policewoman who was supposed to be seriously injured and taken to the hospital. He claimed that the officer, along with her colleagues, was pinning the man down, almost choking him, and was screaming and cursing, losing control of her emotions. He also made ironic comments about portraying her as a heroine, referencing information from TVP that she had been attacked by a knife-wielding assailant. https://t.co/xvrNJkn1ao #policja #przemoc #media (translated)

Patryk Słowik contacted PAP requesting details about the information published the day before regarding the policewoman who was attacked with a knife. He asked where and when the attack took place and what kind of knife was used. https://t.co/d2PbN3k9Bw #Polska #aktualności #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Jarek Olechowski wrote that the description of the event was completely false. He claimed that in the recording published by RepublikaTV, the blow to the door and the breaking of the window occurred while the man was pinned to the ground, and the police officers were sitting on him. According to Olechowski, the recording did not show an attack on the policewoman or a head hit against the glass door; he described the kick to the window as probably accidental. He added that it was not clear that the policewoman needed medical attention. Olechowski accused Donald Tusk of activating propaganda trolls that were supposed to deceive Poles and warned against manipulation. #Polska #propaganda #media (translated)

Jan Molski wrote that the police were not allowing Mr. Piotr's lawyers into the tribunal for the visit. He added that the on-duty policewoman came out, provided the same information as before, and then turned off the light and left. https://t.co/PmKGuOTv6s #polska #prawo #policja (translated)

Bartosz Malewski wrote that along with attorney Magda Prządką, he was at the police station on Wilcza Street to talk to the person conducting the investigation regarding the detained Piotr. According to his account, the policewoman at the reception refused to provide information and walked away, while the officers in the room behind the reception turned off the lights and pretended they were not there. #Polska #Policja #Protest (translated)

Emilia Kamińska asked whether the policewoman lied by saying that she was injured. She wrote that she had not complained about anything before and that there were no signs of injury, and after the intervention, she walked around the scene and gave orders to her shocked colleagues. She also asked what the policewoman whispered to the rescuer a few seconds after he entered the building and why she allegedly threatened witnesses to the intervention. https://t.co/fmVKOIndyx #policja #interwencja #prawda (translated)

It is crucial to oust the illegally functioning chairman Święczkowski. The police will act decisively, especially when we are dealing with acts of clear aggression, such as today with the injured policewoman. It ended in the hospital. Nothing serious, but she did require hospital treatment - said Tusk. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #protesty #Polska (translated)