Piotr W. is to be brought to the prosecutor's office. The police want temporary arrest

According to Prosecutor Skiba, the decision to transport the detainee was made after information provided by the prosecutor on duty of the Warsaw-Śródmieście District Prosecutor's Office.

The police are to ask the prosecutor's office to conduct procedural activities, including the interrogation of Piotr W. The officers also intend to apply for temporary arrest against him.

Piotr W. was arrested on Friday at ul. Marszałkowska. The police were then securing a meeting taking place near the seat of the Constitutional Tribunal.

According to the Warsaw Police Headquarters, the man attacked the officer. The policewoman allegedly suffered a head injury and was taken to hospital.

On Saturday, the KSP published a recording from the camera of one of the officers involved in the intervention. The material shows that the man does not respond to the request to show the document, pushes the police away and then runs away. He was overpowered in the vestibule of one of the premises on Marszałkowska Street.

During the intervention, the detainee shouted, among other things: “they attacked me” and “you are strangling me.” The police said that a knife was found on him during the search.

Right-wing politicians criticize the intervention

The course of the detention was questioned by right-wing politicians. MP Marek Jakubiak stated that he witnessed the man being "beaten".

On Friday evening to the police station at ul. The president of PiS, Jarosław Kaczyński, and members of parliament from this party came to Wilcza. MP Marek Suski, citing witness accounts, told PAP that the detainee was choked and lost consciousness.

In a statement published by Ordo Iuris, Piotr W. said that he was demanding contact with his wife and the defenders appointed by her. He also claimed that he had not received a copy of the arrest report or information about planned activities.

The man complained of severe headache, weakness and wounds. He also questioned the scope of medical assistance provided to him.

Earlier, the police released a recording of a conversation regarding contact with a lawyer. The detainee allegedly replied that he did not know her. In his statement, he denied refusing the help of defense lawyers. As he emphasized, he only had to say that he did not trust anyone.

The Warsaw Police Headquarters also denied reports that the man suffered a cut to the head.

Kierwiński: No reduced tariff

The Minister of Interior and Administration, Marcin Kierwiński, commented on the matter. "Anyone who attacks or insults a policeman will be held accountable," he wrote on Saturday evening on the X website.

"With the full severity of the law. No exceptions. No concessions," he added.