An aggressive black man threw himself at a Pole. Bad luck

magnapolonia.org 3 weeks ago

On December 27th, at the roundabout in Warsaw Mokotów, there was a collision. Corsa's driver, an immigrant from Zimbabwe, started aggressively behaved towards the second associate of the event and then threw himself at him with his paws. Turns out a police officer was attacked in an unmarked police car. The agressor was immediately incapacitated and detained.

An aggressive black man threw himself at a Pole after a traffic collision. According to information provided by the police, the crash occurred during a roundabout exit in the intersection area. The harm to both vehicles was not serious, but the perpetrator's behaviour was to escalate rapidly. Corsa's driver – a foreigner – was to behave aggressively towards the another driver and then proceed to physical attack.

Surprisingly, an aggressor was attacked by a police officer who moved in an unmarked police car with another police officer. The agressor was immediately overpowered and detained by police officers. According to the findings, the detainee is simply a Zimbabwean citizen. The male was tested with a breathalyst, indicating 0.38mg/l (almost 0.8-promila) alcohol. The detainee is to be liable for driving under the influence of alcohol, causing a collision, and violating the integrity of the police officer. An officer attacked was treated at the scene by paramedics.

The subject of aggressive behaviour of immigrants in Poland is the subject of police analyses and public opinion surveys. Data from 2024 to 2025 make it possible to separate between border incidents and national crime statistics.

Key statistic and data of the Ministry of abroad Affairs (2024-2025):

Overall crime rate: According to the Ministry of abroad Affairs, in 2024 police reported about 26,000 crimes committed by foreigners.
Serious crimes: In 2024 for 503 confirmed killings in Poland, 32 suspects were foreigners (in 2023 it was 40 people for 565 murders).
The largest number of arrests for crimes in 2024, alongside Ukrainian citizens (the largest group in Poland), was recorded among Georgian citizens (nearly 1,900 people).

Unfortunately, any statistic are falsified due to the fact that many abroad criminals have gained Polish citizenship in fresh years, so their actions are counted among those committed by “Polish citizens”. Example below.