Krakow Shooting: What Were First Post-Surgery Words of Polish Hero Policeman?
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Woke up from a coma and asked for his colleague: "Is Cuba alive?"
Krakow's Armed Attack, Which Was the First Words of One of the Hero Cops After He Got Out of a Coma.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk revealed, on Monday, that they were the first words of one of the wounded police officers in the Krakow armed attack, after he came out of a coma. "Moments like these give us confidence in humanity," Tusk said. Article The Krakow armed attack. They were the first words of one of the hero police officers after he came out of a coma first appeared on Romania TV.
This was reported by the mayor of the Polish city of Muszyne, Jan Golba.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk gave details of the first words spoken by one of the seriously injured police immediately after he was woken up from a coma induced by surgery that lasted 12 hours.
Officer Artur Moranski, 27, was seriously injured on Saturday while trying to detain the attacker, Michal Oksinski, who carried out the attack in Krakow.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk revealed on Monday, 9 November, the first words spoken by one of the seriously wounded police officers in the armed attack in Krakow, immediately after he woke up from a deep coma. The head of the Warsaw government stressed that the gesture of an extreme altruism of the policeman, despite his critical state, is a pure proof of humanity in the midst of a national tragedy that left behind six dead and dozens wound…
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