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In a television appearance, Emmanuel Macron emphasized the need for calm in France, expressed understanding for the anger of the protesters, promised transparency in the actions of law enforcement, and announced actions against crimes related to the riots. #Macron #protesty #Francja (translated)

Bartosz Malewski wrote that the detention protocol and charges were presented to Piotr 30 hours after his arrest. He assessed that this was the first properly conducted action in the proceedings and added that during this time Piotr was removed from handcuffs for the first time. According to Malewski, Piotr was charged with forcing police officers to refrain from taking action and violating the bodily integrity of the police officers. In the case of one of the officers, the charge was said to include actions threatening loss of life or serious bodily harm. Malewski cited the provisions: Article 224 § 2 of the Penal Code in conjunction with Article 222 § 1a of the Penal Code in relation to Article 57a § 1 of the Penal Code in conjunction with Article 11 & 2 of the Penal Code, as well as Article 224 § 2 of the Penal Code in conjunction with Article 222 § 1 of the Penal Code in relation to Article 57a § 1 of the Penal Code in conjunction with Article 11 & 2 of the Penal Code. He stated that Piotr did not admit to the alleged acts and refused to provide explanations, but he submitted an extensive statement about the course of events from his own perspective and about the period of detention so far. Malewski also informed that a request had been submitted, among other things, for an examination of Piotr's health status. #policja #prawo #sprawiedliwość (translated)

The author wrote that the man fleeing from the police officers pushed the policewoman hard during the attempt to identify him. The officer hit her head on the glass door, which shattered, and was then treated in the hospital. The man was arrested for assaulting the policewoman. #policja #przestępstwo #Bezpieczeństwo #PL (translated)

The President of the Constitutional Tribunal, Bogdan Święczkowski, decided to voluntarily release the requested documents, simultaneously deeming the actions of the prosecution as "provocative" and potentially constituting a crime. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Święczkowski #prawo (translated)

Maciej Berek wrote that on Wednesday, after the events at the Constitutional Tribunal, he submitted a notification of suspicion that the judge of the Constitutional Tribunal, Bogdan Święczkowski, violated his bodily integrity as a public official. Berek stated that he also requested to secure recordings from the surveillance, as Święczkowski reportedly said several times that the incident was recorded. Berek wrote that the prosecutor appeared at the Constitutional Tribunal to secure the recordings. He added that Święczkowski described the prosecutor's actions as "a crime against the Constitutional Tribunal" and announced he would notify the President. Berek asked why the judge would be afraid to hand over the recordings to the prosecutor's office, as he publicly claimed that he did not violate his bodily integrity. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Nietykalność #Prawo (translated)

Magda wrote that Święczkowski voluntarily handed over documents to the prosecutor, which he could request according to the Code of Criminal Procedure, and then concluded that the prosecutor might have committed a crime punishable by up to 20 years in prison. She described this situation as reminiscent of Monty Python with commentary on the penal code, rather than the Constitutional Tribunal. #prawo #polityka #TrybunałKonstytucyjny (translated)

Prosecutor Andrzej Piaseczny, supported by the police, visited the headquarters of the Constitutional Tribunal on Friday to secure documentation, which the President of the Tribunal, Bogdan Święczkowski, deemed provocative and potentially criminal, but the documents were voluntarily handed over. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Prawo #Prokuratura (translated)

Magda wrote that Nawrocki had deemed the new law unnecessary the day before because Polish services already had the tools to block such content. The author accused him of not telling the truth: in her opinion, the services currently do not have a general authority to order the immediate blocking of recordings of violent crimes, such as a school attack being streamed live. Magda noted that special powers pertain to terrorist content, but not every violent attack is terrorism. In her view, this gap is to be filled by the new law, and presenting existing tools as equivalent to those that the law will introduce is false. #polityka #bezpieczeństwo #internet (translated)

The Poland News reported that the father of Jakub Z., a 19-year-old suspected of a knife attack in Ostrołęka that injured nine people, has died. According to the entry, the body of Krzysztof Z. was found in an apartment on Celulozowa Street, and preliminary findings by the prosecutor's office indicated suicide; no involvement of third parties was noted. The profile also stated that Jakub Z. has been charged with nine counts, including attempted murder, for which he faces life in prison. #Polska #Ostrołęka #przestępstwo (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)

Leszek Kraskowski from Online Reporters wrote that since July 3, when he left the Warsaw-Białołęka Detention Center, he has been homeless. He claimed that for some time his only shelter and place for his labrador Luna and mixed-breed Dolly was a 25-year-old Honda Civic, even though he had a house in Łosiu. Kraskowski blamed prosecutor Arkadiusz Buśkiewicz for his situation. He accused him of charging him with mistreatment of his family, and he compared the evidence for this to the alleged charge that he drove with a gun to Piaseczno to kill the local police chief. He stated that his children had been interviewed in the case, and his youngest daughter testified that he once took 400 zlotys from her account. He added that revealing the content of the testimonies could constitute another crime. According to his account, when he came out of jail, his wife Violetta Kraskowska moved from Piaseczno to the house in Łosiu. Kraskowski wrote that after a TV Republika driver brought him home, his wife’s partner called the police, and the officers did not let him enter due to a prosecutor’s restraining order. That night he stayed at the De Silva hotel in Piaseczno, where the accommodation cost 350 zlotys. He also reported that a bail of 25,000 zlotys had been paid for him, which he attributed to Tomasz Sakiewicz, and that he had to report to the police station twice a week. Kraskowski claimed that the prosecutor demanded his passport, which he could not collect from his house, and the prohibition on leaving the country was lifted shortly after he submitted an application for political asylum and permanent residence at the Albanian embassy in Warsaw. He wrote that his passport was returned to him and he could legally travel to Tirana and Saranda. He also accused Paweł Kunz of threatening him with a knife on May 22 and sending threatening messages from an airplane to Thailand about killing the police chief in Piaseczno, Maciej Cepil. According to Kraskowski, expert forensic computer scientist Waldemar Chodasiewicz failed to read the contents of Kunz's encrypted laptop. Finally, he reported that he had fired all three of his lawyers. #bezdomność #przemoc #prawaobywatelskie (translated)

This is a serious crime, punishable by up to 20 years in prison, and an even more serious offense is the attempt to change the constitutional system of the state, as this carries the risk of a life sentence. Jacek Sasin argues that the government's actions regarding the Constitutional Tribunal may violate the law and lead to criminal liability for those involved in their implementation. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #JacekSasin #Polityka (translated)

"We have no information that a weapon has been taken from an officer. If such an incident had occurred, it would be a very serious matter, as it is a crime. However, I do not confirm that anything like that happened," says Commissioner Jacek Wiśniewski, spokesperson for KSP. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #protest #policja (translated)

The author wrote that the situation he described was an attempt at a forceful change of the system of the Republic and referred to it as a coup d'état. He also cited Article 127 of the Penal Code, concerning a coup d'état, and quoted the beginning of paragraph 1, which referred to actions aimed at depriving independence, detaching part of the territory, or changing the system. #ZamachStanu #Polska #Prawo #PL (translated)

Tomasz Szwejgiert asked who hurt Marta Nawrocka when she was 14 and got pregnant, and whether the prosecutor's office was conducting an investigation in this case. He claimed that sexual offenses against children do not expire and are prosecuted ex officio. He also suggested that the person to whom he directed his post — Karol Nawrocki — may still be hurting children. #przestępstwo #dzieci #sprawiedliwość (translated)