
The Deputy Minister of Interior and Administration referred to the issue of access to weapons after the tragedy in Krakow.
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After Saturday's attack on the Main Square in Krakow, there is a discussion about regulations regarding access to weapons.
Will black powder weapons be registered?
The deputy head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration noted that the meeting would take place at 10 a.m. We will analyze everything that has already been agreed and related to our procedures, Mroczek noted.
Even before the tragedy in Krakow, regulations were prepared regarding access to black powder weapons, from which - as he noted - many murders have been committed in recent years.
At the moment, there is not only no obligation to permit these weapons, but also to record them at all, and we will try, because it is the parliament's decision, to introduce the obligation to register these weapons, he announced.
When asked whether there are any planned changes to the regulations regarding weapons owned by people who have a firearms permit, he replied that in such cases "the procedure is quite rigorous."
Possession of a weapon requires a permit. During the procedure for issuing this permit, tests must be carried out (...), but we will analyze (the procedure) further, he said.
Mroczek about Michał O's research. "An important element of assessment"
Mroczek reminded that there is an ongoing discussion in the Sejm about access to weapons for personal protection purposes. He added that it was a matter of updating research.
When asked if he could confirm the information that the perpetrator obtained a firearms license "just a few months before the tragedy," he said he had no such information.
This is one of the basic pieces of information that is easy to determine because the permit is issued by the appropriate provincial police commander, he said.
He added that such information is important from the point of view of analyzing the process of obtaining a firearms permit.
This is information about his behavior and motivation. If he underwent these tests a few months ago, they are an important element in assessing his behavior and profile - said Mroczek.
Michał O. is dead
The Małopolska police announced on Monday that the perpetrator of Saturday's attack on the Main Square in Krakow died in the hospital in the morning.
Before the attacker's death, the prosecutor's office announced that it would analyze the evidence with a view to bringing charges against him and possibly submitting a request for temporary arrest to the court. His health condition was then considered critical.
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Introduction of the obligation to keep records of black powder weapons
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