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Piotr Kusznieruk wrote that the soldier maintained control of the situation when a policewoman pushed him. According to the author, knowing that he was being recorded, he positioned his hands in the camera's field of view, which was intended to complicate any accusation of assault or use of violence against him. #żołnierz #policja #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Max Hübner wrote that the court could not impose temporary detention on Piotr because — as he claimed — there was no physical assault on the police officers. He added that if such an assault had occurred, Piotr would not have avoided detention. Hübner stated that the court's decision confirmed his earlier accusation that Tusk's government, his media, and Kierwiński's police were lying. #sąd #polityka #sprawiedliwość (translated)

ExplicitePL wrote that the recording was supposed to show police officers choking a man while they were lying on him. According to the author, PAP removed the false message about a "knife attack," and the detained Piotr had no contact with defenders for eight hours — the entire night and morning. The author also claimed that the duty officer pretended that Piotr was not there, and the situation was being recorded by cameras. ExplicitePL stated that the police maintained that the man voluntarily waived his right to defense and contact with his wife, even though he lost consciousness during the intervention. He asked the KSP Police for documentation of these refusals and referred to Article 42, paragraph 2 of the Constitution, stating that the right to defense does not depend on the police's acknowledgment. #policja #prawo #skandal (translated)

Marek Markowski wrote that a woman in a police uniform lay down on a man who was being pinned down by officers and screamed at him using an offensive term. He claimed that the man could not comply with the officers' orders and described the incident as an assault, not an arrest. #policja #przemoc #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

The author of the post claimed that the actions at the Łączna Zoo were a coordinated attack by animal rights organizations with police assistance. According to him, the goal was to take valuable animals and sell them, while less valuable ones were possibly to be transported to a slaughterhouse and disposed of. He added that these organizations had "doors wide open." #zoo #prozwierzęta #ochronazwierząt #PL (translated)

Morgenstern wrote that the Republic itself published evidence of crimes it was supposed to have committed, including assault on an official performing official duties and his insult. He added that he is surprised that only one person was arrested. https://t.co/Ons6WZEIkZ #Republika #sprawiedliwość #prawo (translated)

Mickpl wrote that Vladimir Putin was a war criminal and that the Russian invasion of Ukraine had no basis in international law or common sense. He believed that Ukraine should be supported, as it was in the interest of both that country and Europe. He also assessed that Ukrainian immigrants were the best immigrant group that Poland has ever had and will have. #Putin #Ukraina #PomocDlaUkrainy (translated)

In Mazovia, 49 schools were closed in response to the brutal attacks in Ostrołęka and Wyszków, as well as online threats of further assaults, which led to the cancellation of classes and the introduction of additional security measures in many institutions. #BezpieczeństwoSzkoły #Mazowsze #Edukacja (translated)

Hanna Shen wrote that critics of Karol Nawrocki's participation in the boxing training with Manny Pacquiao expected a lecture, but saw the president in the ring instead. In her opinion, the recording published by Pacquiao could have reached millions of Filipinos and served as effective promotion for Poland. She reminded that Pacquiao was a former senator and the only world champion in eight weight classes in history. Shen noted that Nawrocki also spoke at the Catholic University of Santo Tomas in Manila, founded by Dominicans in 1611. According to her, the university was older than Harvard and was considered the oldest functioning university in Asia. She wrote that José Rizal studied there, and Nawrocki laid a wreath at his statue. She also mentioned Pope Francis's meeting with young people at the university in 2015. According to Shen, the president spoke to students about the shared experiences of Poland and the Philippines, such as foreign domination and the struggle to preserve identity, as well as about faith, family, solidarity, freedom, and sovereignty. He also recalled the Russian invasion of Ukraine and hybrid attacks on Poland, emphasizing that deterrence requires strength. Shen believed that this message could be understood in a country dealing with Chinese pressures at sea. She added that serious discussions, a lecture, and training with a boxing legend could have been elements of the same diplomatic visit. https://t.co/O6JtNM19h7 #Polska #Filipiny #dyplomacja (translated)

The author of the post wrote that Tucker Carlson justified Hitler's attack on Poland, and Bogdan Klich demanded public apologies from him. He described Carlson's statements as disgraceful whitewashing of Nazi aggression and stated that freedom of speech does not justify distorting history or insulting Polish victims. #wolnośćsłowa #historianauka #pamięćhistoria #US #PL #DE (translated)

Jacek Fogiel wrote that Klich demanded that Tucker Carlson withdraw his claim that Poland's defense against Hitler was a mistake, and that the invasion of 1939 was justified, as well as an apology. Fogiel accused Nawrocki of silence and assessed that the president, who spoke about historical truth, did not condemn those words. He called it a scandal, not caution. #Polska #Historia #Skandal (translated)

The author described Thaïs Escufon from France as exceptionally brave. He claimed that in 2021, when she was 21 years old, she fell victim to a sexual assault by a migrant from Tunisia, who was not punished. He added that during a television debate on violence against women, Thaïs spoke up, but the post was cut off halfway through her quoted statement. https://t.co/ed8cCY9lMH #PrzemocWobecKobiet #Równość #Odwaga #FR #TN (translated)

The park ranger shot at the car in which a couple was sitting, the media thunder. However, there is also a second, much less publicized version of events in this story. According to Kampinos National Park, park rangers were on duty in a two-person patrol and were driving a marked vehicle. They intervened with a car that was in an area where private vehicles were not allowed. The park ranger's report states that the driver did not comply with issued orders and then suddenly accelerated the car towards the ranger, nearly hitting him. Only then did the ranger fire a shot aimed downwards. The bullet damaged the vehicle's radiator. This is significant because park rangers do not carry weapons "for decoration." They have legal authority to use it, and one of the legally provided cases is the necessity to stop a vehicle whose actions threaten the life or health of the officer or another person. Kampinos National Park has filed a notice in this matter concerning the suspicion of active assault on an officer. The ranger himself has many years of experience, appropriate training, and qualifications required to carry a weapon. Of course, it is ultimately the prosecutor who will determine which version of events corresponds to the actual course of the intervention and whether the use of the weapon was correct. However, it is worth remembering these circumstances before turning the ranger protecting the park into a person who "shot at tourists" for no reason. We wouldn't be surprised if it turns out that they simply wanted to flee to avoid responsibility for driving into the woods, and encountered a ranger who knows his rights and performed his duties excellently. #KampinoskiParkNarodowy #Bezpieczeństwo #Prawo (translated)