Możdżonek Spoke Out After the Officer's Death. Police Respond: "There's No Basis for this."
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Please don't play politics on this tragedy," said Deputy Inspector Andrzej Fijołek, spokesman for the Chief of Police. This was in response to Marcin Możdżonek, a Confederation councilor from Olsztyn, who stated that the police officer's death in Kraśnik was due to serious staffing shortages.
The Police Headquarters could not stand it.
Sergeant Natan Sieroń was only 29 years old and had been on the force for two years. Following Marcin Możdżonek's comments about staffing and training shortages, the National Police Headquarters responded decisively. "Let's not play politics on a tragedy," replied Police Headquarters spokesman, Deputy Inspector Andrzej Fijołek.
The death of 29-year-old Sergeant Natan Sieroń, shot while on duty in Kraśnik Górny, sparked a discussion about the situation in the Polish police.
Following the tragic death of a 29-year-old officer shot during an intervention in Kraśnik Górny, Marcin Możdżonek spoke out. The politician suggested that the tragedy was the result, among other things, of staffing shortages within the police force. The National Police Headquarters responded firmly. "There is no basis for this," the statement reads.
Marcin Możdżonek is lashing out at the police after the death of Natan Sieroń. A spokesman for the Police Headquarters responded forcefully to the allegations.
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