Two Officers Injured in Krakow Attack Meet for the First Time: "A Moving Moment"
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Polish police officers Jakub Sulik and Artur Morański, who suffered serious injuries in a crackdown on an armed attacker in Krakow on Saturday, saw each other via video call for the first time after waking from artificial sleep. Their conversation was reported by the Lesser Polish voivode Krzysztof Klęczar.
The story of two Polish officers who subdued a gunman on the run in central Krakow has touched the hearts of many people. It was given a sequel on Tuesday after the two police officers, who were being treated in separate hospitals, finally saw and heard each other, Polish media reported.
Two police officers in particular distinguished themselves in Saturday's attack in Krakow, risking their own lives to stop the shooter. However, officers Jakub and Artur suffered very serious injuries during the operation and fought for their lives for hours. Although they are out of the worst of it, they still have a long way to go to fully recover. Poles decided to help them and within a few hours they raised millions of crowns for them!
Artur Morański and his colleague Jakub Kulik, who suffered serious injuries in Saturday's shooting in central Krakow, saw each other for the first time after waking up from induced sleep. Since each of the police officers is being treated in a different hospital, they asked their doctors for a video call. Details of the touching meeting and the current health status of the injured were published on Tuesday by the Lesser Poland Voivode Krzysztof …
Police officers Jakub Kulik, 24, and Artur Moranski, 27, who were hailed as heroes in Poland after they killed a gunman in Krakow who killed six people, are recovering in two different hospitals. The two officers have asked for a video call so they can talk to each other.
One of the police officers injured in Saturday's attack in Krakow requested a video call with his patrol colleague, who was also injured. The two men saw each other, said Krzysztof Klęczar, the Voivode of Małopolska, at a press conference on Tuesday.
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