Sakiewicz Spoke About the Attack in Krakow. A Witness's Telling Reaction
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They didn't wait long to start accusing each other.
The Presidium of the Polish Media Council sharply criticized Tomasz Sakiewicz for his statements on TV Republika following the shooting in Krakow. They accused him of exploiting the tragedy to build a political narrative and violating basic journalistic standards.
"Unbelievable scum," "extreme pathology," "disgusting"—these are the most endearing terms I found after Tomasz Sakiewicz's action in Krakow's market square. It was his solo performance: shielding the police officers with his body, he claimed there were no police on site, told tales about a "group of foreigners" who were shooting, and incited them against the police. I'm ashamed of this man. It's a shame he doesn't know this concept.
The November 7th terrorist attack in Krakow is receiving widespread coverage in Polish and international media. The TV Republika editorial team, along with its editor-in-chief and CEO, Tomasz Sakiewicz, were also present. A heated exchange of words ensued.
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