Magda wrote that Mateusz Grzeda was conditionally released by the District Court in Wrocław, not by the Civic Platform. According to her, Grzeda worked outside the prison, used leaves six times, and returned each time without problems. He had not been disciplined, received 28 awards, and the court assessed his criminological prognosis as positive. He was placed under the supervision of a probation officer until the end of the probationary period. Magda pointed out that this information was also included in the material of the Republic. She added that for 11 years, Grzeda has been running a pizzeria, employing people and functioning in society, which she believed indicated the effectiveness of rehabilitation. Magda criticized the outrage from Karol Nawrocki's environment regarding Grzeda. She wrote that Wielki Bu and Olo had been long-time acquaintances of Nawrocki, although during the campaign he tried to distance himself from them, and they did not deny this acquaintance. According to her, both were in custody: Wielki Bu faced charges of involvement in an organized criminal group, trafficking large quantities of drugs, car theft, and fraud, while Olo faced charges of involvement in an organized criminal group and arms trafficking. Magda also wrote that Nawrocki boasted about rehabilitating people from such an environment, but she assessed that it brought poor results. Finally, she compared the outrage concerning the pizzeria in Jagodno with the approach to the group of football hooligans. #resocjalizacja #Polska #przestępczość (translated)
