Three Ukrainian citizens – a 20-year-old and 2 28-year-olds – were detained by police after beating up a 40-year-old man in front of a club in Bielsko-Biala. The perpetrators tried to escape Poland, but the officers stood at the tallness of the task and stopped them respective 100 kilometres away. The Court of First Instance took strict preventive measures against them.
Indignant attack and fast police response
The incidental occurred in front of 1 of the premises in Bielsko-Biała, where 3 young Ukrainians attacked a 40-year-old Pole. After the fight, the perpetrators immediately left the city hoping to avoid responsibility. However, the police, acting on the basis of a study and evidence collected, undertook an intense search.
Last-minute detention
Officers found attackers in another town, a fewer 100 kilometers from the scene. As it turned out, they were already packed and were preparing to leave Poland. Through fast intervention they were able to halt and bring them to justice.
Court decision: police supervision and ban on leaving the country
The Court of First Instance applied strict preventive measures to the detainees. In addition to police supervision, they were imposed on them ban on leaving Poland. This decision is intended to prevent attempts to escape and to guarantee that perpetrators are brought to justice.
What's next on the case?
The case goes to court, and the defendants are facing imprisonment for participating in the beating. The case law of common courts in akin cases shows that severe sentences are being imposed for specified acts, especially erstwhile perpetrators effort to avoid liability.
Summary
This is another case that shows that Polish police are effectively pursuing perpetrators of violence, even erstwhile they effort to escape abroad. The judicial decision to ban the country and police supervision is simply a clear signal that the justice strategy does not stay indifferent to specified events.
Open door policy and its consequences
The current situation in which Ukrainian citizens commit force in Poland is the direct consequence of reckless decisions by the governments of the United Right. In February 2022, in agreement with Donald Tusk's current government, hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians were admitted to Poland without appropriate control, giving them disproportionate privileges, including access to social benefits, free medical care and another forms of support financed from the pockets of Polish taxpayers.
Unfortunately, Both the erstwhile government of the Law and the current Tusk squad are disapproving the increasing problem of aggression on the part of Ukrainian migrants. alternatively of strengthening control and enforcing work for breaking the law, Government continues policy of unjustified aid, even to those who not only do not show gratitude, but rather simply They despise Poland and its citizens.
Unwarranted financing of Ukrainian residence in Poland, in the absence of effective mechanisms for verifying their behaviour, leads to a situation where Polish society is at real risk. The case of violent beating in Bielsko-Biała is only 1 of many incidents that show that Lack of liable migration policy has tragic consequences.
Until the rulers change course and introduce acute control over abroad flows and the consequences for crimes, Security of Poles will be questioned. Unfortunately, the current power, like the erstwhile one, ignores this problem, continuing a dangerous policy at the expense of average citizens.
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