Polish Minister Visits Injured Police Officer From Krakow, He Comes From a Village Near the Border with Slovakia
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So many people came to donate blood for an injured police officer that they had to stop registration.
According to the mayor of the nearby village of Muszyna, Jan Golba, the injured Moraňský first asked about his colleague's health after waking up.
Polish Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz visited the hospital on Monday of injured police officer Artur Moraňský, who, together with his patrol colleague Jakub Kulik, shot an armed attacker in Krakow. This was reported by the Warsaw correspondent of TASR, according to the PAP agency and the In...
Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz visited police officer Artur Morański, who was injured in Saturday's attack in central Krakow, at Gabriel Narutowicz Hospital in Krakow. The Deputy Prime Minister also met with two other people injured in the attack.
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