Objects resembling artillery grenades, aerial and cluster bombs and missiles of various calibers were taken out of the property at Zawiszaków Street in Warsaw. The illegal lineup was arranged by men who were injured on Saturday night at the camp in the Remberts of Warsaw. most likely due to an detonation of no explosion.
The injured are civilians. Saturday night They entered the field illegally.which he uses all day 1 Warsaw Armoured Brigade. shortly there was an detonation that resulted in serious injuries to men. They both went to the hospital. The Military Police does not uncover the circumstances of the incident. However, media reports propose that men may have tampered with the found explosion. But that is not the end. On Sunday, the way related to the incidental led investigators to the property at Zawiszaków Street in Warsaw. Turns out it was turned into Illegal retention of ammunition. “We have discovered crucial amounts of unexploded explosions, grenade shells, explosives,” says Colonel Paweł Durka, KG of the Military Police. “The find was dangerous adequate that we had to evacuate residents of the surrounding houses,” he adds.
Soldiers of the Mazovian Military Gendarmerie Branch, the peculiar Military Gendarmery Branch, as well as Bombers. The removal of the find from the property continued on Monday morning. Eventually, the action ended before noon. The ammunition has been secured and exported to the field, where it will be neutralized. The villagers are back home.
Meanwhile, the victims are inactive in the hospital. They haven't been questioned yet. – It is simply a question of the wellness of the injured, but not only. Investigators are inactive putting together evidence. We request to know more about the incidental itself. This depends, for example, on the nature of the men being interrogated," explains Colonel Durka.
The investigation of weekend events is conducted by the Mazowiecki Branch of the Military Żandarmery under the supervision of the military department of the territory Prosecutor's Office of Warsaw-Ursyn.
