Dariusz Matecki warns against "provokations". Police: We do not agree to this

polsatnews.pl 3 hours ago

"Remember the provocations on the Marches of Independence...? This may happen again" - wrote Dariusz Matecki about Saturday's "manifests against migration". He referred to the information "from inside the KGB". A politician called for "everyone who provokes" to take pictures. The police responded to the alert. "Your entry is simply a provocation (...) by false talk of thousands of police" - was handed over.

PiS associate Dariusz Matecki made an appeal on social media to participants of the "manifest against mass migration".

"I have information from inside the Police Headquarters. Do you remember the provocations on the March of independency during the first regulation of a German agent? It might happen again now.. Avoid any provocations, aggressions, highly vulgar slogans" - he wrote on social media.

The politician asked that "everyone who manifestly provokes" take pictures and then "verify in pimeyes". Matecki threatened that "if it was confirmed that It's an officer directed at provocation, we'll make him hell.".

The MP writes about "provokation". Service responds

The police referred to Matecki's entry.

"Dear Member, Your entry is simply a provocation in itself, By falsely talking to thousands of police officers who, alternatively of spending time with their families tomorrow, will be doing their work and doing their best to guarantee the safety of the convention participants and another persons" - said the comment on the MP's entry.

As noted, "the police are for all citizens, besides for the Lord, and we do not agree to put us on any side of the political scene."

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"We call for common respect and not to incite resentment or hatred towards police officers in various environments" - added.

Saturday in any cities are to be held by the Confederate pickets "Stop Immigration!". Among the planned locations are Warsaw, Kraków, Wrocław, Łódź, Poznań, Gdańsk, Białystok and Lublin.

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