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Jacek Ozdoba stated that the recordings published by the police revealed, in his opinion, numerous irregularities during Piotr's arrest. He questioned why the officers did not provide a specific reason for requesting documents and emphasized the knife issue, although — according to the account presented — Piotr did not use it. Ozdoba demanded clarification on whether the policewoman sustained injuries and what evidence exists for that. He assessed that the recordings undermined information regarding her health status. He also pointed to allegations concerning actions taken after the arrest, which — as he wrote — could indicate the possibility of a crime being committed. He also questioned the conditioning of contact with a lawyer on providing personal data, reminding about the arrested person's right to contact a defender as stipulated in Article 245 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. He asked whether he was allowed to notify a close person, whether the measures applied were necessary and proportional, and whether he was provided with adequate medical assistance. According to a statement by Piotr W., which Ozdoba referred to, comprehensive medical examinations were not conducted. Ozdoba also raised concerns regarding the legal grounds for the arrest and pointed to the possibility of judicial review based on Article 246 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. In his opinion, the actions of the officers should also be assessed in light of Article 231 of the Penal Code. He wrote that a uniform does not exempt one from responsibility, and an arrest does not strip a person of their rights. He added that the course of actions and communication by the police, which he assessed presented many facts in a way inconsistent with reality, raised justified concerns of provocation. #Polska #Policja #Prawo (translated)

Rambo 2 criticized the Polish Police, claiming that they detained a person who was taken away by ambulance that morning and who did not have access to legal assistance. He also wrote that the family did not know what was happening to her and addressed the police in vulgar language. #Polska #Policja #pomoc (translated)

e-wrzosek reminded about Saturday, January 13, 2024, and wrote that Romelczyk, whom he described as "your guy," received the notification on his day off and initiated an investigation that same day. He also asked if the Ad Vocem family was "on their own." https://t.co/Q5F3JVKIYE #AdVocem #śledztwo #Polska (translated)

Patryk Spaliński ironically referred to as a "great" moment the discussion of the topic, pointing to the scandal in which — as he wrote — a father believed his child was dead because the doctors sent his pregnant wife home. He used an offensive term towards the doctors. #skandal #zdrowie #rodzina (translated)

OfficialZero wrote that the woman went to the hospital with labor pains, but after examinations she was sent home. According to the post, twenty minutes later she gave birth in the bathroom, and the newborn hit their head on the floor. When her husband found out that the baby might not be alive, he went to the hospital, where he was not allowed to see his wife. OfficialZero reported that the man damaged the facility's equipment, was detained by the police, and faced charges. M. Krześniak spoke with the family. #poród #szpital #noworodek (translated)

OfficialZero wrote that the Bielak family was on the verge of nervous exhaustion due to the conflicting decisions of the county office regarding the construction of their home. The author described the family's situation as a life tragedy, and for the officials — as a matter of documents and further decisions. They also encouraged watching the program "Rudeness in the State." https://t.co/xROmWAup1g #rodzina #tragedia #administracja (translated)

Szymon Janus wrote that if the man who was causing a scene in the emergency room was truly convinced that his child had died after sending his pregnant wife home, he should rather be praised for his composure than scolded for damaging the door and using harsh words. He added that his friend was also recently sent home from the emergency room with the recommendation to wait "until he turns yellow." When he returned there shortly afterward, he was already supposed to undergo a life-saving operation. #SOR #zdrowie #rodzina (translated)

A 67-year-old patient spent 46 hours in the emergency room in Poznań, where her family claims she was not provided with adequate care, which led to her death, and the case is being handled by the prosecutor's office and the Patient Rights Ombudsman. #SOR #opiekazdrowotna #śmierćpacjentki (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)

PAPAWERYNA described the case of 29-year-old Kacper Bucki, who died on September 5 after spending time in a hospital in Świdnica. According to the author, he had suffered from diabetes since childhood, and later he developed kidney failure requiring dialysis. The author stated that on August 31, after dialysis, Bucki began to vomit, and in the morning he had seizures. His father called an ambulance. Medical documentation, which the family was supposed to receive a month later, revealed that in the first hour of his stay in the ER, the patient required resuscitation and intubation. PAPAWERYNA wrote that he had severe metabolic acidosis, dangerously high potassium levels, and advanced kidney failure. According to her account, on the same day, it was decided to transport him home by ambulance. The family refused his admission, believing he should remain in the hospital, and Bucki returned to the facility in Świdnica. The author stated that the next day, instead of going for dialysis at the hospital in Wałbrzych, he was referred for a psychiatric consultation with a suspicion of schizophrenia. The psychiatrist reportedly found no grounds for his detention; the patient received an injection, the name of which — as the author wrote — was not in the documentation. PAPAWERYNA reported that the next day Bucki's father learned from a nurse that his son was in intensive care. According to the author, during the night he experienced cardiac arrest twice, and the family had not been informed about it previously. Bucki did not regain consciousness and died from brain swelling. The author wrote that dialysis was not performed, and she expressed her condolences to the family. #śmierć #cukrzyca #szpital (translated)

Kafir wrote that he increasingly considered elitism to be better than democracy, because — as he claimed — in elections the vote of a person with knowledge and experience carries the same weight as the vote of a person without basic competencies. He noted that elitism, in his opinion, did not depend on wealth or education, but on knowledge, reason, and the ability to think independently. He criticized voters who — according to him — assessed economic policy without knowledge of issues such as inflation, budget, or monetary policy. As examples, he referred to people shopping at Lidl and Biedronka, as well as checking purchase prices, and accused some of them of confusing daily savings with the competencies needed to evaluate the state's finances. At the same time, he emphasized that simply looking for cheaper products was not bad. Kafir also criticized politicians who — as he wrote — lacked experience in running businesses or managing budgets, yet held positions that allowed them to decide on significant public expenditures. He accused right-wing groups of citing religion, tradition, and national values while simultaneously supporting strong authority without proper oversight. He argued that appeals to patriotism and religion did not replace the knowledge and competencies necessary to govern the state. He compared the expectations placed on children in their education to the expectations of politicians. He wrote that parents usually required their children to learn math and helped them acquire knowledge, yet some voters — in his opinion — did not expect similar competencies from those seeking power. He compared governing the state to entrusting a ten-year-old child with the household budget without parental control, pointing out that promises of unfunded expenditures could lead to debt. The author accused voters of re-electing politicians despite their mistakes if they promised them more money, and that they rejected criticism as a lack of patriotism. He claimed that some people did not want to check information or analyze arguments and instead trusted loud political messages. In conclusion, he asked why voters demanded education from children but did not require knowledge from politicians before entrusting them with power. He also mentioned the action "7 percent of 460," relating it to the number of deputies, and stated that there were at most 7 percent of wise ones among them. #Demokracja #Elitaryzm #Edukacja (translated)

The Service Profile in action wrote that the man with a knife had approached a policewoman and did not respond to her commands, and the officer used her service weapon, after which the man died. The author stated that the family described him as a good but sick man and had complaints against the policewoman for not shooting at his legs. In response, he argued that hitting a moving leg is difficult, also mentioning the risks associated with arteries and that targets at shooting ranges represent the torso. He extended condolences to the family and expressed support for the officer. #policja #tragicznezdarzenie #bezpieczeństwo (translated)