The Prosecutor's Office announced that it is investigating a speech made last weekend for inciting hatred.
A young mother gave a speech that included following sentences
"I'm afraid some black man [murzyn] will come while I'm walking with my child and hurt us"
"Some come here to work, but what good is it if someone goes to work in the morning and murders a young girl in the evening? Shameful! That's why we shouldn't allow blacks to be brought to our beautiful Zamość, Islamists who will murder us and our children. Down with immigration"
She faces up to three years in prison if convicted
A young mother gave a speech that included following sentences
"I'm afraid some black man [murzyn] will come while I'm walking with my child and hurt us"
"Some come here to work, but what good is it if someone goes to work in the morning and murders a young girl in the evening? Shameful! That's why we shouldn't allow blacks to be brought to our beautiful Zamość, Islamists who will murder us and our children. Down with immigration"
She faces up to three years in prison if convicted
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Both men are foreigners.
Turk is a Bolt driver, black man is a US citizen.
Police are reviewing surveillance footage to determine whether the American was a client of the transport company and whether the fight was related to financial settlements.
Reportedly both men have refused to press charges, so there will be no criminal charges
Turk is a Bolt driver, black man is a US citizen.
Police are reviewing surveillance footage to determine whether the American was a client of the transport company and whether the fight was related to financial settlements.
Reportedly both men have refused to press charges, so there will be no criminal charges
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O'Brien touched the live rail.
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The Intel factory project announced two years ago has been cancelled
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Breaking incident in Warsaw
A group of young men noticed a foreign man struggling with a woman near a taxi. The woman's defenders attacked the woman's opponent.
The beaten foreigner filed an official police report for personal injury. The case is currently under investigation.
https://miejskireporter.pl/obcokrajowiec-z-przewozu-osob-zaatakowal-pasazerke-wkrotce-sam-musial-uciekac-uzyto-broni/?fbclid=IwY2xjawLt_KxleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHtrWbUuaoQNO4B926Z_6XKJjF64gswwajKy-SslkaoGbGttoZAeiZmyaBup3_aem_n45NarWv-lZoQxrfsoMYTA
A group of young men noticed a foreign man struggling with a woman near a taxi. The woman's defenders attacked the woman's opponent.
The beaten foreigner filed an official police report for personal injury. The case is currently under investigation.
https://miejskireporter.pl/obcokrajowiec-z-przewozu-osob-zaatakowal-pasazerke-wkrotce-sam-musial-uciekac-uzyto-broni/?fbclid=IwY2xjawLt_KxleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHtrWbUuaoQNO4B926Z_6XKJjF64gswwajKy-SslkaoGbGttoZAeiZmyaBup3_aem_n45NarWv-lZoQxrfsoMYTA
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Three thoughts on German Polish situation by Bosak
1) Firstly, because the scale of illegal migration through Poland to Germany isn't very large. A partial estimate I've heard unofficially is "several dozen" people a week. Let's assume 50 people. For 467 km of border. This means that one person crosses the green border into Germany every 24 hours for every 66 kilometers (assuming a single march and ignoring the Oder as an obstacle channeling traffic at certain points). Walking or driving in four-carriages, this translates to one group or one car every 267 km per day. Crossing the unguarded border takes a few minutes. The vast majority of the border remains unguarded because staffing and technology on both sides are insufficient, symbolic, or completely absent. 2) German turnarounds are also not, and never have been, particularly sensational. According to German data, the Germans have carried out over 10,000 of them in the last two years. The process has been intensifying. For simplicity, let's assume that this number was 10,000 in 1.5 years, or about 18 people per day, or about 4 cars per day. As recently as 2024, more than half of them were immigrants legally residing in Poland; now, the majority are illegal immigrants in both Poland and Germany. That's enough to occasionally see groups of disoriented strangers in border towns, but also small enough for them to either quickly return across the green border to Germany or disperse into Poland and disappear into the sea of hundreds of thousands of legal and illegal immigrants from outside Europe already present. 3) It's also worth noting that the Bundespolizei transferred migrants to Poland under forced coordination with the Border Guard, which first took them home and then distributed them to various centers, reducing the visibility of the problem. Now, or concurrently, the Germans have been testing transfers without Polish consent, but due to the reinstatement of controls and citizen patrols, I suspect they've simply given up temporarily
1) Firstly, because the scale of illegal migration through Poland to Germany isn't very large. A partial estimate I've heard unofficially is "several dozen" people a week. Let's assume 50 people. For 467 km of border. This means that one person crosses the green border into Germany every 24 hours for every 66 kilometers (assuming a single march and ignoring the Oder as an obstacle channeling traffic at certain points). Walking or driving in four-carriages, this translates to one group or one car every 267 km per day. Crossing the unguarded border takes a few minutes. The vast majority of the border remains unguarded because staffing and technology on both sides are insufficient, symbolic, or completely absent. 2) German turnarounds are also not, and never have been, particularly sensational. According to German data, the Germans have carried out over 10,000 of them in the last two years. The process has been intensifying. For simplicity, let's assume that this number was 10,000 in 1.5 years, or about 18 people per day, or about 4 cars per day. As recently as 2024, more than half of them were immigrants legally residing in Poland; now, the majority are illegal immigrants in both Poland and Germany. That's enough to occasionally see groups of disoriented strangers in border towns, but also small enough for them to either quickly return across the green border to Germany or disperse into Poland and disappear into the sea of hundreds of thousands of legal and illegal immigrants from outside Europe already present. 3) It's also worth noting that the Bundespolizei transferred migrants to Poland under forced coordination with the Border Guard, which first took them home and then distributed them to various centers, reducing the visibility of the problem. Now, or concurrently, the Germans have been testing transfers without Polish consent, but due to the reinstatement of controls and citizen patrols, I suspect they've simply given up temporarily
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