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Sylwia Szary, a erstwhile police officer, and now the president of the Board of the Terrestrial Independent Local Police Union in Słubice, criticised Sławomir Mentzen's message concerning the service of women in Polish police. Mentzen mocked a police officer while accepting their next group to the Lower Silesian Police. In a conversation with Virtual Poland, a erstwhile officer assessed the words of the Confederate policy as inappropriate and... invited politics to police fitness tests.
Criticism afraid the recording that Sławomir Mentzen, a co-leader of the Confederation, published on social media. The material afraid information about admission to the Lower Silesian police over 150 fresh officers. Showing photos of recently admitted police officers, the politician ironically commented that he "feel safer".
"Georgian gangs, Ukrainian veterans consecutive from the front are already trembling with fear. Organized crime will not emergence after this," said the MP.
Former Policewoman: If you wish, delight take your fitness tests
"Virtual Poland" was commented by Sylwia Szara, president of the Board of the Local Independent Union of Police (NSZZP) in Słubice, and expert on countering harassment at work.
Grey considered that the sex of an officer should not be treated as a criterion for assessing the police's safety capability. In her opinion, competence, training, and preparation for the ministry are primarily important.
The erstwhile officer stressed that women and men are undergoing the recruitment process and required training, and during the service they exercise the powers conferred on them by the state. She pointed out that police officers conduct investigations, participate in interventions and make decisions relating to the performance of their duties. "They are professionals who have been decently trained and prepared to execute their duties," Grey said in an interview with the HR
When asked if she would invitation Mentzen to meet the requirements of the police candidates, Grey replied that a politician could take fitness tests.
"By all means, I would. If you would like, delight take your fitness tests. I think many politicians might not be able to deal with them," the erstwhile police officer said.
Summing up her assessment of the situation, Grey stressed that police officers do not anticipate peculiar treatment but the same principles and respect as another officers.
