
CBA officers conduct activities at the RPD office in connection with a report of a possible crime.
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The case concerns the RPD intervention in August 2024 in Warsaw's Białołęka, after which the children were placed in a care facility.
The CBA entered the office of the Children's Ombudsman
A notification about the possibility of committing a crime by the Ombudsman for Children (RPD) was submitted to the Szczecin prosecutor's office. On her order, CBA officers entered the RPD office and are conducting activities there - said Jacek Dobrzyński, spokesman for the Minister Coordinator of Special Services, in an interview with the Polish Press Agency.
What is the case about? Intervention in Warsaw's Białołęka
The case dates back to August this year. Then - according to information from the zero.pl portal, which described the incident - Monika Horna-Cieślak, while walking on the sidewalk in Warsaw's Białołęka, noticed a woman who was pulling her child and shouting at it.
The spokeswoman pointed it out to her, to which the woman responded in a vulgar manner. Horna-Cieślak reported the case to the police, who, according to the portal, under pressure, issued an order for the parents to leave the apartment and a ban on approaching the children. This resulted in the three- and four-year-old being placed in a care facility.
Spokeswoman denies allegations of "institutional violence"
Zero.pl, citing the words of the family court, reported that the actions taken by the RPD "may bear clear signs of institutional violence" and "the state and official machinery was activated here in a way that was grossly disproportionate to the event that occurred."

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