Former Police Officers Sentenced: Tragic Intervention in Lublin
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"It's impossible to ignore that this case represents a failure of justice. The prosecutors cannot obtain a fair verdict. And the defendants themselves have remained under indictment for so long, which is unequivocally inhumane," stated Judge Agata Adamczewska of the District Court in Poznań, remanding the case of the four police officers for reconsideration. This concerns the tragic death of Monika from Żerniki, who, despite her pleas, was not g…
The Lublin-Wschód District Court on Friday sentenced former police officers to suspended prison sentences accused of exceeding their authority and involuntarily causing the death of a man they detained and overpowered on the street during an intervention in 2020. The verdict is not final.
On Friday, the Lublin-Wschód District Court sentenced former police officers accused of exceeding their authority and inadvertently causing the death of a man they detained and overpowered on the street during an intervention in 2020 to suspended prison sentences. The verdict is not final.
Two former police officers from Lublin, Arkadiusz K. and Wojciech K., received one-year prison sentences suspended for three years on Friday. The case concerns exceeding their authority during the arrest of a 36-year-old man in August 2020 and involuntary manslaughter, reports RMF FM reporter Dominik Smaga. The verdict is not yet final.
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