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ThePolandNews reported that a police chase involving a 38-year-old driver, who did not stop for a control check in Jastrzębce, passed through three counties of Lower Silesia and ended after nearly 120 kilometers in Boguszów-Gorce. According to the profile, the man, a resident of Wrocław, was wanted to serve a six-month prison sentence for a previous violation of a court ban on driving vehicles, and his driving privileges had been revoked. During the escape, he was reported to have caused a collision with a police car. ThePolandNews stated that he would also be charged with failing to stop for a control check and driving a vehicle despite revoked privileges; he faces up to five years in prison. #Policja #Pościg #Wrocław (translated)

Milosz Lodowski wrote that the Wrocław zoo refused to accept the animals, justifying this by the lack of ability to provide them with better conditions than those in which they had previously lived. He wondered whether it was a shocking declaration or an attempt to cover something up, and stated that the matter raises serious doubts. #ZooWrocław #Zwierzęta https://t.co/G6kOFF8VCN #Zwierzęta #OchronaPrzyrody #Wrocław (translated)

The Poland News reported that a 47-year-old resident of Wrocław stole a courier's van, which had the keys left in the ignition while the courier went to deliver a package. According to the post, police found the vehicle the next day and tried to stop the driver, who began to flee through the streets of the city. The chase ended on Niedźwiedzia street; two unmarked police cars and a civilian's vehicle were damaged, but no one was injured. The account stated that police suspected the arrested individual might have been under the influence of drugs, so they took a blood sample for testing. The man could face charges punishable by up to 10 years in prison. (translated)

The Poland News reported that in the center of Wrocław, a 38-year-old man attacked a scooter driver waiting at a green light. When a bystander woman came to help, he allegedly stole her car and drove away, then abandoned the vehicle and attacked another woman, trying to steal her vehicle. According to The Poland News, the man was arrested after he burst into the Dominikańska Gallery and injured himself with a knife. He was charged with two counts of attempted robbery and short-term use of a vehicle. The court was supposed to decide on Friday about the possible temporary detention of the suspect. #Wrocław #przestępstwo #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Adam Gwiazda wrote that in Łosiów in the Opole Voivodeship, a group of several dozen men from Nepal has been accommodated in a private building. According to his post, the police checked their documents and confirmed that they are legally residing in Poland. They were supposed to commute to work in Wrocław, which is 70 km away. Gwiazda reported that residents raised the issue with the village leader, fearing for their safety. The village leader was said to have confirmed the police's information and noted that concerns about safety should not automatically be regarded as xenophobia. The author also wrote that local MP Paweł Kukiz spoke out. Kukiz ironically pointed out that it would be closer to work from Jagodno, while also indicating that the foreigners' stay is legal and the law does not provide grounds for action. According to Gwiazda's account, the MP advocated for a change in the law and the removal of the political class from power, which he blamed for the situation. In the end, he was said to have ironically expressed hope that the Nepalese would live peacefully "in their place on earth." #imigracja #bezpieczeństwo #Polska (translated)

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)

The Collegium Humanum affair concerns allegations against the president of Wrocław, Jacek Sutryk, who was said to have obtained an MBA diploma in exchange for a bribe, which sparked public controversy and reflections on tolerance for unethical behavior in politics. #Sutryk #CollegiumHumanum #polityka (translated)

A 66-year-old man from Wrocław was arrested after explosives and weapons were found in his apartment, and the prosecutor's office charged him with 9 counts, including planning to overthrow the government in Poland using violence. #ekstremizm #bezpieczeństwo #przestępczość (translated)