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Two Romanian citizens attacked a jewelry showroom in Oslo, threatening them with a knife and stealing gold worth several hundred thousand Norwegian crowns. They escaped by ferry to Gdynia, where they were detained by the Polish police in cooperation with the border guard.
The robbers in question are two Romanians. On October 1, they attacked a jewelry showroom in the Norwegian capital. They threatened the staff with a knife and took gold products worth several hundred thousand Norwegian kroner. Then they got into the car and went to the ferry to Gdynia.
The Norwegians alerted our police, who dealt with the case together with the border guard. The officers confirmed that two men, 31- and 37-year-olds, were on the ferry that was supposed to call at the port in the morning. It was also established that the wanted people did not intend to travel further by car, but wanted to escape from Gdynia by bus.
October 2 at 07:15 the police stopped them at ul. Polish.
Law enforcement officers managed to recover 49 gold chains, a silver chain, a brooch and a watch face with pendants. Cash in Romanian and Norwegian currencies, three mobile phones, two SIM cards and clothing of the detainees were also seized.
Both men were imprisoned for three months.

The capital police detained a 47-year-old man wanted on five arrest warrants, who was driving a Toyota Corolla worth PLN 90,000 stolen in Germany with license plates from another vehicle. The man had a court and administrative driving ban and was wanted by Germany on the basis of a European Arrest Warrant.

The police, in cooperation with the Masovian Customs and Tax Office, detained a 31-year-old Ukrainian citizen for illegal gambling and possession of amphetamine. 6 unlicensed gaming machines, 50 grams of drugs and PLN 6,000 were seized. zlotys. He faces up to 3 years in prison for gambling and up to 10 years for drugs.

A fire broke out in one of the warehouse halls in the Przemysłowy estate in Słubice, covering a building with an area of 4,300 m². 16 fire brigade units (over 70 firefighters) were sent to the site, and the operation was hampered by difficult conditions. According to RMF FM reporter Michał Dobrołowicz, the situation is very serious and may last until the morning. Additional units are being brought to the site from Kostrzyn nad Odrą and Krosno Odrzańskie. The report was received shortly after 9 p.m. and the alarm triggered fire monitoring.

The monument commemorating Jews murdered by the Germans during World War II, which had stood in Sosnowiec since 1995, was broken. The city's mayor, Arkadiusz Chęciński, informed about the devastation, expressed outrage and called for help in identifying the perpetrators. The police are searching.

A fire broke out in one of the warehouse halls in the Industrial estate in Słubice. 16 fire brigades, i.e. over 70 firefighters, were dispatched to the site. The firefighting operation is very difficult and may last until the morning. More units are being brought to the site from Kostrzyn nad Odrą and Krosno Odrzańskie.

On Saturday, before 9 p.m., police officers from the Municipal Police Headquarters in Sopot received a report about an unaccounted for person at the local cemetery. After eight hours of searching in the cold and without food, a 53-year-old disabled man was found, given first aid and handed over to his family. The police appeal for vigilance towards people who need help.