On Friday, September 4, around 22 p.m. at Podrzeczna Street in Kutno, a 41-year-old Pole suffered severe injuries. Police have detained a 29-year-old Georgian citizen, suspected of causing serious injury. The injured 1 went to a infirmary in Łódź, and the prosecutor was brought to the prosecution on 6 September. The case concerns the safety of residents and the effectiveness of the state.
Shrapnel ended in severe injuries.
The event took place on Friday 4 September around 22 p.m. at Podrzeczna Street in the center of Kutna. According to information provided by the local police between the 2 men, a conflict ensued. 41-year-old Polish citizen suffered severe injuries and was transported to a infirmary in Łódź, where he remains under the care of doctors.
Four police cars and a medical rescue squad intervened on site. Local media reported, citing witnesses, that the victim had fallen unconscious after being hit. The police have not yet revealed the full course of the incidental or its cause.
The officers established the data of a 29-year-old Georgian citizen and retained him on the same day at his residence. A man is suspected of causing severe injury. On Sunday morning, he was brought to the territory Attorney's Office in Kutno. The D.A. is to decide to present the charges and possible preventive measures. The detainee uses the presumption of innocence for a final judgment.
First, the safety of residents
A badly wounded man is in the hospital. It's the most crucial fact of this case. The State is required to explain the event, safe the evidence and conduct the proceedings without delay. A citizen has the right to decision safely in his own city, regardless of the time of day.
The nationality of the detainee has been confirmed by the police and so forms part of the information. It does not prejudge guilt and cannot be the basis for collective responsibility. A circumstantial man is liable for a circumstantial act. The same rule protects foreigners, an example of which is case of beating a 15-year-old from Ukraine in Łódź.
The state should check whether foreigners residing in Poland comply with laws and respond decisively erstwhile they pose a documented threat to public policy. DN described earlier deportation of Moldovan considered a safety hazard. Each case requires a separate legal assessment and action based on evidence.
The law must operate without a simplification tariff
Migration policy is only liable if you know who it allows, controls the legality of your stay and can enforce decisions. The labour marketplace may request workers, but the needs of enterprises are not higher than the safety of Poles. The cost of ineffective control is borne by residents, policemen, paramedics and public wellness care.
In the Kutna case, it is now essential to wait for the prosecution's decisions and investigative findings. You can't give a judgement to a court of law. Nor should the rate be diluted with false correctness: if evidence confirms suspicion, the judicial consequence should be swift and firm. The safety of citizens is the first work of the Polish state.
