Piotr Niemczyk in Prison for Participating in the "Last Generation" Protest
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Information about Niemczyk's arrest was shared on social media by Marek Kossakowski, an opposition activist during the communist era and former leader of the Green party. Niemczyk was reportedly transferred to the Warsaw Białołęka Detention Center. The Warsaw Metropolitan Police Headquarters has not confirmed this information at this time. The case concerns blocking traffic and resisting police, for which the court sentenced 26 people to a month…
Piotr Niemczyk, an opposition activist during the communist era who later worked in the secret services, has been imprisoned, reports Polsat News, quoting Lieutenant Colonel Arleta Pęconek, spokesperson for the Director General of the Prison Service.
Piotr Niemczyk was arrested following a court-imposed arrest warrant issued against him in connection with the Last Generation protests in May 2025, when activists blocked traffic on a Warsaw road.
Piotr Niemczyk is being held in a penitentiary facility, according to the spokeswoman for the director general of the Prison Service. The court convicted Niemczyk of participating in the Last Generation protest.
Former deputy head of the Border Protection Office, Piotr Niemczyk, was detained in connection with the punishment for the Last Generation protest.
Piotr Niemczyk is being held in a penitentiary facility, Lt. Col. Arleta Pęconek, spokesperson for the Director General of the Prison Service, confirmed to polsatnews.pl. According to Onet's previous findings, the former opposition activist in the Polish People's Republic and former intelligence officer will spend 15 days in custody.
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