"He Kept Asking Us What Happened to Kuba, There Was a Lot of blood." This Is How the Italian Saved the Policemen From Krakow.
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I heard a loud noise. And I knew immediately that it wasn't the sound of fireworks, but someone was clearly shooting," restaurateur Alfio described the moment of the attack to Gazeta Krakowska. The Italian ran out of the pizzeria and rushed to help the injured, including the wounded police officer. "When he was conscious, he kept asking us about his friend, 'What's wrong with him?'" recalls Senior Constable Artur Morański.
Among the first to rush to help the injured after the shooting on Krakow's Stradomska Street was Italian restaurateur Alfio. He admits that the sight he saw at the scene was shocking. In an interview with "Gazeta Krakowska," he recounted the dramatic moments and the fight for the lives of the injured police officers.
"We were talking to him constantly because he kept fainting. I saw he was wearing a wedding ring, so I told him, 'You have family you need to get back to.' It was like a scene from a movie. When he was conscious, he kept asking us about his friend—'What's wrong with him?' At that moment, in our opinion, Senior Constable Jakub Kulik looked worse than Artur, so we simply replied, 'He's okay,'" recalls Alfio, an Italian restaurateur who runs a pizz…
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