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The head of the Ministry of the Interior and Administration, Marcin Kierwiński, filed a notification to the prosecutor's office against Telewizja Republika, its president Tomasz Sakiewicz, and other journalists from the station, accusing them of actions that could have been directed against police officers. #Polska #TVRepublika #prokuratura (translated)

Minister Marcin Kierwiński filed a complaint with the prosecutor's office against Telewizja Republika and its president Tomasz Sakiewicz, accusing them of lies and an attack on police officers in connection with the intervention involving an armed man. #TelewizjaRepublika #MarcinKierwiński #policja (translated)

Piotr Kusznieruk wrote that the police entered the apartment of the chief editor of TV Republika, Tomasz Sakiewicz, and a woman present there was handcuffed and taken away. According to the author, after several months, the Warsaw Police Headquarters confirmed violations of service discipline by two officers: one did not turn on the body camera, and the other failed to fulfill several obligations. Kusznieruk stated that the consequence was disciplinary talks and assessed that it was an insufficient response to the violation of procedures during an intervention that infringed upon a citizen's rights. The author believed that such an outcome could encourage abuse of power and impunity among officers. He also pointed to its political context and warned that similar mechanisms could be employed by a future ruling team, this time with greater severity. He added that he knows Sakiewicz personally and left the assessment of this information and the entire situation to the readers. Kusznieruk recalled words attributed to Gogol: "You are laughing at yourselves," referring them to those pleased with the development of the case. He emphasized that civil rights should be protected regardless of who is in power and against whom the police intervenes. In his assessment, the slogan "Shielding the uniform" should not mean support for abuses. #PrawaCzłowieka #Polska #Bezpieczeństwo (translated)

The author wrote that the day before he filed notifications with the prosecutor's office against the Republic, Sakiewicz, and other journalists from the station. He accused them of inciting against the police officers, insulting their uniforms, and lies and slander, for which — as he stated — they should answer in court. #Polska #mediaprawa #polityka #PL (translated)

Karolina Gałecka informed that Marcin Kierwiński said in the program "Gość Wydarzeń" on Polsat News that he filed a notification to the prosecutor's office against Telewizja Republika, Tomasz Sakiewicz, and other editors. As he conveyed, it concerned offensive statements in the news tickers related to Polish officers, attempts to persuade police officers to refrain from official duties, and aggression towards them. Kierwiński expressed hope that the prosecutor general would personally handle the matters and take special oversight of them. #Polska #Media #Prawo (translated)

Wiejskiego wrote that in a medium he referred to as "Sakiewicz's den," a person appeared who, according to his description, had been beaten, tortured, electrocuted, had chain marks on their neck, and had been shot. He ironized that this person had risen from the dead and called it another miracle after — as he wrote — Borowski's failed third heart attack. https://t.co/MMHjPN8HLT #Polska #Historia #Zbrodnia (translated)

Janusz Polski wrote that the court's decision to release Piotr from custody was supposed to cause a financial disaster for Telewizja Republika and Tomasz Sakiewicz's organization. He ironically claimed that they could continue to hold fundraisers, send SMS messages, and sell prepared gadgets with Piotr's image, but Tusk had "ruined the whole business." #RepublikaTV #Sakiewicz #Polska (translated)

Albin wrote that Minister Kierwiński announced the submission of an official notification to the prosecutor's office against the journalists of TV Republika and the station's president, Sakiewicz. According to the author, this was supposed to be a reaction to the harsh narrative of the station and its employees towards the police, which the Ministry of the Interior and Administration considered to be in violation of the law. #Polska #Media #Prawo (translated)

Mr. B. accused Sakiewicz of provoking police officers when he demanded the legal basis for blocking the passage and asked for identification. He wrote that the police officers did not allow themselves to be provoked and acted correctly. https://t.co/h1UoINDxjg #policja #prowokacja #prawo (translated)

Jan Molski wrote that Kierwiński announced during a specially convened conference that he would file notifications with the PK against the Republic and Tomasz Sakiewicz for inciting attacks on the police. Molski assessed that this way emotions were heated, and asked whether a recording of the intervention in Borowski's office would be shown, if such recordings exist. https://t.co/vrxWREaD2b #Polska #konferencja #policja (translated)

Zbigniew Konwiński stated that the Ministry of Interior and Administration is sending notifications to the prosecutor's office regarding Tomasz Sakiewicz and the employees of his media outlets, whom he accused of spreading hate. He declared that the hate politics associated with PiS will end in court and advocated for decisive action. #polityka #prokuratura #PiS (translated)

Max Hübner wrote that Tomasz Sakiewicz, after beating Mr. Piotr, demanded from the police officers the legal basis for blocking the entrance, but did not receive a response. He added that later Sakiewicz asked the officers to identify themselves and also did not receive a reaction. Hübner assessed that the police officers broke the law because they were obligated to provide the legal basis and identify themselves. https://t.co/JzIb0tBUXR #Prawo #Policja #Bezpieczeństwo (translated)

TV Republika vulgarly insults Polish policemen. We will not leave this primitive boorishness unanswered. Anyone who attacks the Polish uniform will face consequences. Policemen are people of honor. And this concept is polar opposite to Sakiewicz's team. #Policja #Protest #TrybunałKonstytucyjny (translated)

The President wrote that the police tracked down a man in Borowski's office, whom she identified as a troublemaker from the Constitutional Tribunal. According to her account, he did not open the door, the police broke a window, there was a scuffle, and the man lost consciousness. The author criticized the reaction of Sakiewicz, Macierewicz, Gliński, Jakubiak, Fogel, Schab, and Gosek. She wrote that on the air of Res Publica comparisons to Gestapo and ZOMO were made, as well as accusations of banditry and regime rule. Gosek was said to have talked about lawlessness because parliamentary documents were present in the office. According to the President, Macierewicz called for the defense of Nawrocki and participation in the event the following day, saying that the elections need to be won. The President added that on the air it was said that such situations had never occurred during their rule. She wondered whether the interlocutors actually believed that or hoped that people had forgotten. #Polska #polityka #aktywizacja (translated)

Jarek Gasewicz wrote that in front of the Constitutional Tribunal stood paid, aggressively inclined activists of PiS linked to Bąkiewicz and Sakiewicz. Inside, he claimed, remained only Bogdan Święczkowski, whom he called a criminal. He added that none of the employees or judges of the Tribunal wanted to stand next to him, and Święczkowski continued to threaten, although — according to Gasewicz — he already knew that he was finished. https://t.co/xzNeey6BAH #Polska #TK #prawo (translated)