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The 38-year-old was wanted for failing to report to prison to serve a sentence of more than a year in prison. The police determined that he may have drugs on him.
Gorzów police officers, together with officers from the Department for Combating Drug Crime, determined the whereabouts of the wanted 38-year-old man. The man did not report to prison to serve a sentence of more than a year of imprisonment.
It was also determined that the man may have drugs on him. Counter-terrorists from Gorzów Wielkopolski took part in catching the criminal. The arrest took place on Tuesday, September 1. After forcefully entering one of the apartments in Gorzów, it turned out that the 38-year-old was not alone. He was accompanied by a friend who was 7 years younger than him.
Amphetamine, marijuana and other substances that the services have doubts about are legal were seized at the scene. Both men were arrested and charged with possession of a significant amount of drugs. They face up to 10 years in prison.
According to the Gorzów police, the 31-year-old was placed under surveillance, while the wanted 38-year-old was taken to prison, where he will serve a sentence for abuse and threats.

The Minister of the Interior of North Rhine-Westphalia, Herbert Reul, announced that clear traces of explosives were found in the apartment of the 48-year-old suspect in Gevelsberg. The suspect is linked to a letter admitting to attempts to sabotage the electricity grid in Germany, motivated by the "immeasurable suffering" caused by the use of fossil fuels and criticism of the arms industry and the situation in Palestine. At least two attempts to sabotage the power grid in Brandenburg and North Rhine-Westphalia were reported this week, including damage to technical infrastructure and the discovery of explosives at transformer stations.

The police forcibly removed the demonstrators blocking the eviction at the plots at ul. Warszawska 82 in Poznań, identified over 60 people, two people were injured, and the evicted woman found shelter with a neighbor. The conflict results from the change of the spatial development plan from 2004, which provides for the transformation of the allotment garden areas into a residential and service estate. The parish claims that the development was built without its consent and does not meet safety standards, while the Komandoria company managing the area emphasizes that it has carried out numerous attempts to reach an agreement with the residents, offering, among others, financing of the annual apartment lease, over 120 agreements have been signed, and about 80 plots are still waiting for the situation to be resolved.

Last fall, two policemen beat a driver at a gas station and forced him to leave his vehicle, despite his claims of illness; the third officer allegedly helped them and threatened the witness. The policemen pleaded not guilty, were suspended by the commander in Będzin, and their version of events differs from the previous police statement.

In Oleśnica, on an unguarded pedestrian crossing, before 3 p.m. there was a train accident, resulting in the death of a mother and child. The Oleśnica-Wrocław train was carrying about 120 passengers, all of them were unharmed. The driver was sober, train traffic was suspended and then resumed at reduced speed.

On Thursday before 2 p.m., a truck driver entered a railway crossing just as he was leaving the barriers and got stuck between the barriers. The Gdynia Główna-Zielona Góra train hit a semi-trailer. The driver was charged with causing an immediate danger of a disaster in land traffic (Article 174, paragraph 2 of the Penal Code), and he faces up to three years in prison. The accident caused delays of 279 trains and repair costs estimated at PLN 140,000. zloty.

Stuart K.-B., a popular Polish Internet creator, pleaded not guilty and refused to testify in court in the Pandora Gate scandal, in which he faces up to 15 years in prison. After extradition from Great Britain in August 2024, he was placed in custody in Warsaw.