Jordanian police Stop 39-year-old alleged "war refugee" from Ukraine, which has broken the law respective times. By doing so, he will be forced back to the border with Ukraine and will gotta return to his country.
Another Ukrainian had no Polish law. According to Staff Aspirant Wojciech Copija, a press officer of the territory police chief in Sucha Beskidzka, yesterday, on 22 May this year, after 9 a.m. police officers from the Jordanian Police Station went to 1 of the localities of the Suski District, where a 39-year-old Ukrainian citizen was to be present.
– While surviving in the territory of the Suski district, the man did not observe the legal order in force in Poland by committing crimes and offences specified as driving a motor vehicle twice in an intoxicated state, as well as causing a traffic collision with a vehicle not allowed to move. On the basis of the collected material, police have concluded that the behaviour of a man poses a real threat to safety and public order. The man was transferred to the Border defender Service in Zakopane – said Wojciech Copija.
Junior Inspector Daniel Chlebda, territory chief of the police in Sucha Beskidzka, addressed a request to the commandant of the Border defender Service in Zakopane for a decision that obliges the foreigner to return to his country.
Let us remind: a fewer months ago, at the request of Confederate MPs on the scale of Ukrainian crime in Poland, the Ministry of Justice stated that in 2020, 7111 Ukrainian citizens were sentenced in Poland, with about 300 1000 of them in Poland. This means that crimes were committed at the time all 42 Ukrainians.
– Currently, Ukrainian citizens are surviving around 1.5 million and from the information available to the Ministry of Justice it appears that the convicts, transmitted by the Polish side of Ukraine, for 2021 it was almost 38 thousand, and for 2022 almost 37 thousand said Deputy Minister of Justice, Krzysztof Śmiszek. This means dramatic growth in just 2 years – Currently crimes are committed in Poland all 39 Ukrainians.
If we consider that a large part of the visitors are women and children, Crime among Ukrainian men has increased steeply. Apparently, they've acclimated to our conditions.
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