A 39-year-old Ukrainian citizen bit a policeman in Zambrowa during an intervention that started with the aid of a female lying on the sidewalk. Police reported that they heard the charges, threatened to jail for up to 3 years, and officers sent a request for expulsion from Poland to the Border Guard.
Intervention started with help
Zambrowa region Police Station reported that officers were called to a female lying on the sidewalk. According to the report, she did not respond to attempts to contact. On the spot, it was revealed that a 39-year-old Ukrainian citizen was under the clear influence of alcohol.
It's an crucial detail. Cops weren't on a force trip. They were going to see if a man was hurt. The state first extended its hand with aid and then had to respond to aggression.
Charges and requests to Border Guard
As shown by KPP Zambrów messageA female started screaming and directing offensive words to police officers. EMTs said she didn't request hospitalization, so police decided to bring her to the detention area to sober up.
While being placed in a police car, a female bit 1 of the cops. A uniform went to an infectious infirmary where he was helped. After sobering up, a 39-year-old female heard allegations of insulting public officers and violating the physical integrity of an officer. Police have indicated that for these actions there is simply a threat of imprisonment of up to 3 years.
Limit of hospitality and limit of law
After the operation, the female was handed over to Border defender officers from a facility in Białystok. Police besides filed a request for her expulsion from Poland. This is the right direction: aid yes, indulgence against force against the services no.
It's not about collective responsibility. The nationality of the perpetrator is crucial due to the fact that the case ends with a procedure towards the foreigner and an application for expulsion. Anyone who resides in Poland must respect Polish law. It's a minimum without which the state ceases to be serious.
DN has already described akin tensions in matters of public policy erstwhile Ukrainian citizen suspected of fraud accused police officers. Each case must be assessed individually, but the common rule remains the same: the services must have state support alternatively than political shyness.
The safety of Poles is the first
Poland may aid foreigners and require them to comply with the rules. These 2 sentences are not contradictory. The problem starts erstwhile political correctness tells us to ignore the facts, due to the fact that the nationality of the perpetrator or the subject of expulsion looks bad in liberal tables.
W The embroiderment of the state should be clear: the officer is to return from the service healthy, the citizen is to have a sense of order, and the foreigner who breaks the law must be reckoned with the consequences of residence. It's the real importance of security, far from conference passwords.
Source: Zambrowa Police Department, Right.pl, Interia.
Source: Right.pl
