The court temporarily arrested 2 men suspected of participating in the beating of a couple of Ukrainian citizens at Okulicki Street in Wrocław. The police are looking for a 3rd individual and explaining the circumstances of the incident. safety on Polish streets requires fast response, regardless of the nationality of the victims.
Stopping after attack
Wrocław police officers, supported by officers and counter-terrorists from the Provincial Police Command in Wrocław, detained 2 men aged 27 and 45. They are suspected of participating in the brutal beating of a couple of Ukrainian citizens.
The attack took place on 26 July at Okulickiego Street in Wrocław. According to a police report, 1 of the suspects tried to leave town and avoid responsibility. The court decided to temporarily arrest both detainees. The arrest is not a judgment, and the blame will be settled.
The search for a 3rd individual continues
The police are conducting further activities and are seeking to apprehend the 3rd suspected perpetrator. Investigators are besides to find the full course of the event and its motive.
At this stage, there is no request to add motivation that the authorities of the proceeding have not confirmed. The nationality of the victims is part of a police communication, but in itself does not prejudge the nature of the crime. The reliability requires the separation of confirmed facts from online conjectures.
Legal order protects everyone
Poland has the right to have a hard debate on migration, benefits costs and relations with Kiev. No political or historical difference justifies force against man. He who beats people on the Polish street besides hits the order of the Republic.
For the residents of Wrocław, a fundamental sense of safety is at stake. force offenders gotta deal with the efficient work of police, prosecutors and courts. At the same time, the State should avoid collective work and propaganda generalizations. State hardness is measured by effectiveness against circumstantial acts, not by sound around the nationality of the victim or suspect.
Source: Police
