The Lurk offensive has begun. We have the first detentions of political opponents

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The U.S. Attorney's Office stopped a well-known entrepreneur from Nysa who was active in aiding the floods last year. According to reports from local media, the reason for the intervention was to be his critical entries against the government on social networks. The Tusk government sent not only the police against him, but besides an anti-terrorism unit.

The offensive of the fresh Minister of Justice, Waldemar Żurek, has begun. The first fire was ordered from above to bring criminal charges against Robert Bąkiewicz. At the same time, a well-known Nysa businessman was detained. This action was the consequence of entries posted by him on social media, in which he dared to criticize only the right Tusk government for its inability to deal with floods and aid to floods.

By portal news.com.pl, the intervention was conducted by an anti-terrorist unit at the premises of the company owned by the detainee. "How we managed to establish the action took place on Monday 28 July around 12:00. A group of 8 anti-terrorists entered the premises of the company, and they detained a man. After being detained he was transported to the D.A.’ – reported the portal, identifying the entrepreneur as 1 of the heroes who saved Nysa in September 2024. It was he who was to mobilize people to rave and defend the river embankments at Wyspiański Street in Nysa.

Meanwhile, the spokesperson for the Opole territory Attorney's Office, Stanisław Bar, reported that "the detention of a man is related to his publications on the net and the spread of hatred speech". In a akin false speech She spoke up. Nysa region Police Station:

"We inform you that KPP Nysa police officers carried out actions for a resolution issued by the Nysa territory Attorney's Office regarding the ongoing investigation of, among others, national hatred calls. A 45-year-old man was detained in this case and brought to the prosecution. The detention operations were not attended by officers of the Independent Counter-Terrorist Division of the Police, and were carried out by officers of the Nysa Regional Police Command.

During detention, police officers did not apply direct coercion to a man, nor did they enter the company or the place of residence by force, and the man voluntarily went on to engage with police officers. After the completed operations, the man was released. We ask that unprovoked information be kept unprovoked and that the message be reliable."

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