Three Police Officers Appear in Court. A Patient Was Allegedly Beaten at a Gas Station.
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Three police officers from Będzin will appear in court in connection with the assault of a driver suffering from Parkinson's disease. The incident occurred last October at a gas station. Police explained that they suspected the 49-year-old man was under the influence of drugs.
Three police officers from Będzin will appear in court in connection with an intervention at a gas station during which a sick man was injured.
Three police officers from Będzin, Silesia, will appear in court. A sick man was injured during their intervention. An indictment has been filed in this case.
Three police officers from Będzin (Silesian Voivodeship) will appear in court for assaulting a 49-year-old driver suffering from Parkinson's disease. The injured man's behavior was believed to have prompted the officers to intervene. However, matters spiraled out of control. None of the accused pleaded guilty. The officers were suspended from duty.
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