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Drunken Brit beats up young Polish policewoman


Polonius3 993 | 12,357
19 Mar 2012 #1
Makes one want to say: Send all the Brits back to Albion where they belong!

On the night of Monday to Tuesday police officers from the prevention department patrolled the Royal Route (Trakt Krolewski). They stopped just in one of the parking lots at the Krakow suburb. A man came to the police car. He opened the door and hit a policewoman in the face with his fist. Then he began to run. The second patrolman caught up with him, and threw to the ground and handcuffed him.

- It's a young policewoman, barely admitted to the service. I was shocked - says officer from the downtown command. - This event was so absurd that at first no one could understand what had happened.

This did not know also the arrested 40-year-old. The man (UK citizen) was completely drunk. He came at the hearing only after sobered up. But he could not answer the question as to why hit the police officer. - I do not remember that I hit anyone - he said. However he admitted to the allegation of infringement upon the personal inviolability on the police officer : - If you say so, it's probably so. But I do not know why I did it - he said.

On Wednesday, the case of a man was heard under an expedited procedure by a downtown court which conditionally placed on parole for two years. The court however ordered to pay a victim 2 thousand zł of compensation.

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hague1cmaeron 14 | 1,368
19 Mar 2012 #2
It's good to see that the media isn't making a meal out of this, if this was the UK and the man in question was a Pole and the woman a Brit, you can bet your life on the fact that this would make the front headline of both the Sun and the Daily Mail.
WielkiPolak 56 | 1,007
19 Mar 2012 #3
This is sad to hear and I agree in Britain this would be amplified x 10 about how terrible Polish people are. The title does say 'beat up' when actually, reading the article, it was one punch and then he ran off, but this is something you get a lot in Britain. People get so pissed drunk that they do stupid stuff and then have no clue what they did. Not surprising a number of bars in Poland do not allow any Brits in, knowing what might go on after a few drinks.
modafinil - | 416
19 Mar 2012 #4
Police being assaulted is a non-story in the UK. The Daily mail tend to report stories such as Poles murdering the elderly which still didn't make page 1. But when the British make up around 20 convictions (never mind arrests) per day as Poles do in the UK, you may understand why Poles committing crime is hardly newsworthy anymore. Last one I heard, last week, was a Pole who was angry that a friend took photos of him will drunk as a joke who was so ashamed that he ended up repeatedly stabbing the photographer a few days later.

I wouldn't be opposed to a swap take back the Poles and UK takes back Brits. The crime rate in the UK would go down for sure.
jon357 74 | 22,060
19 Mar 2012 #5
I agree. If this was a violent crime by a Pole in the UK, it wouldn't merit an article, never mind a photo. At best three lines in the courts page. In any case, knowing the Polish police, I wouldn't be surprised if there's more to it.
PennBoy 76 | 2,432
19 Mar 2012 #6
Drunken Brit beats up young Polish policewoman

'Anglik pobił młodą policjantkę' A young, policewoman. Tough guy lol
Grzegorz_ 51 | 6,148
19 Mar 2012 #7
Trash was fined 2k PLN, what a joke this country is becoming...
ukpolska
19 Mar 2012 #8
Agreed and the idiot should have spent some time in prison as a lesson to others.
PennBoy 76 | 2,432
19 Mar 2012 #9
2k PLN

He spent more than that visiting Poland.
InWroclaw 89 | 1,911
19 Mar 2012 #10
Should be an automatic custodial sentence for all assaults on police and massive fine on top or an even longer sentence if that fine is unpaid

Not a nice introduction to police service and Brits for the police woman - hopefully she knows people who have gone to live in the UK and can relate more positive anecdotes about the way the majority of the natives behave there.
jon357 74 | 22,060
19 Mar 2012 #11
I agree, there should be a custodial sentence for assaulting police in cases where it is proven beyond doubt to have happened. But whose evidence is more believable and likely to be true - a tourist, drunk or not, or a Polish police 'officer' without independent corroboration?
OP Polonius3 993 | 12,357
19 Mar 2012 #12
In recent years most visiting Brits (aka lager louts) in places such as Kraków and Wrocław seem to have gone out of their way to dispel the once prevailing stereotype in Poland of the prim and proper Englihsman in a suit, tie and bowler hat driking his 5 o'clock tea tea and munching scones.
peterweg 37 | 2,311
19 Mar 2012 #13
most visiting Brits

Most? Really? I have a hard time finding anyone misbehaving in Krakow.
Grzegorz_ 51 | 6,148
19 Mar 2012 #14
But whose evidence is more believable and likely to be true - a tourist, drunk or not, or a Polish police 'officer' without independent corroboration?

So you are saying that the trash is innocent and two police officers are liares ?

edited.
RevokeNice 15 | 1,854
19 Mar 2012 #15
Who the hell starts fights when on holiday?
hague1cmaeron 14 | 1,368
19 Mar 2012 #16
But when the British make up around 20 convictions (never mind arrests) per day

And you got that statistic from where exactly, it wouldn't happen to be the daily mail or the sun by any chance?
FlaglessPole 4 | 657
19 Mar 2012 #17
Who the hell starts fights when on holiday?

belligerent holiday-makers...? no wait that's too obvious.. erhmm.. epileptic rhinos??
modafinil - | 416
19 Mar 2012 #18
And you got that statistic from where exactly, it wouldn't happen to be the daily mail or the sun by any chance?

No, the Telegraph.

In 2010, 6,777 Poles were convicted of crimes

Here is a typical story the kind that everyone who reads local papers will have seen over and over. Notice PC Britain doesn't even bother to mention his nationality. As I say nothing special about Polish criminals.

They came in third place for arrests by nationality from the riots of last year (after Jamaicans and Somalians).
pawian 224 | 24,479
19 Mar 2012 #19
They came in third place for arrests by nationality from the riots of last year (after Jamaicans and Somalians).

How about a link?
isthatu2 4 | 2,694
19 Mar 2012 #20
They came in third place for arrests by nationality from the riots of last year (after Jamaicans and Somalians).

Ah well, Bronze,not bad,not bad, will have to train harder for next season though if they want to move up to Silver or Gold.
modafinil - | 416
19 Mar 2012 #21
How about a link?

Rioters from Jamaica represented the largest group of foreign inmates, followed by Somali and Polish offenders. The list also included those from Colombia, Iraq, Congo, Vietnam and Zimbabwe.

An interesting take in the Poilsh press:

Police in Britain arrested two Polish men this week in conjunction with the recent riots that have terrorised the nation.

I suppose it is possible that it only took two Poles to get in third place, providing the other 41 countries had one offender per country.
BBman - | 343
20 Mar 2012 #22
Don't want to do the time, commit a crime in Poland.

This is ridiculous. If this happened in the states or even Canada he would have seen prison time with a black cell mate. Lol he even admitted to assaulting the police officer!!!! 2k fine, what a joke!

Kinda reminds me of that incident where a drunk Paki in the UK assaulted a girl but was let off the hook because as a Muslim he is not used to dealing with the effects of Alcohol....or how 3rd world rapists in Scandinavia get off the hook for raping Scandinavian women.
hague1cmaeron 14 | 1,368
20 Mar 2012 #23
They came in third place for arrests by nationality from the riots of last year (after Jamaicans and Somalians).

It should be pointed out (as was done on several previous threads), that in terms overall crime compared to the native population of Britain Poles commit less crime per capita than do the locals.
InWroclaw 89 | 1,911
20 Mar 2012 #24
Kinda reminds me of that incident where a drunk Paki in the UK

You left the 'stani' off that word which in its present form is considered offensive to members of that community, not that their race needs to come into it anyway - people are people.
Grzegorz_ 51 | 6,148
20 Mar 2012 #25
They came in third place for arrests by nationality from the riots of last year

How many of them ?
jasondmzk
20 Mar 2012 #26
You left the 'stani' off that word which in its present form is considered offensive to members of that community, not that their race needs to come into it anyway - people are people.

I appreciate your effort to civilize the savages, but did you neglect this gem in the same post:

If this happened in the states or even Canada he would have seen prison time with a black cell mate.

? There's no teaching racists. You can take an ape to the opera, but he can't sing the aria.
ReservoirDog - | 132
20 Mar 2012 #27
Off topic. Jason go teach your friend EW.
InWroclaw 89 | 1,911
20 Mar 2012 #28
I appreciate your effort to civilize the savages, but did you neglect this gem in the same post:

No, I saw it, but you know I have only limited strength

sigh
modafinil - | 416
20 Mar 2012 #29
How many of them ?

I'm not sure, the piece never said The piece was more to say that the riots were made up of opportunists rather than any political agenda that was being claimed by the rioters. There is another thread on this site that goes into detail. I brought it up as a counter argument to the OP who suggests on the actions of one Brit that somehow all brits should be sent back while dozens of Poles in the UK every week prove they're no angels in the UK, seeing his argument is to extrapolate one Brit as representative of all Brits and too dull to see this as the act of one violent individual.

It should be pointed out (as was done on several previous threads), that in terms overall crime compared to the native population of Britain Poles commit less crime per capita than do the locals.

Any links? Seeing how I've had to backup every statement you should do the same. Anything to suggest that this is not the same in reverse for Brits in Poland?
jon357 74 | 22,060
20 Mar 2012 #30
So you are saying that the trash is innocent and two police officers are liares ?

Yes - Polish police officers are very often liars. I wouldn't even accept a confession if it wasn't made in the presence of a lawyer and if the accused is a foreign citizen, in the presence of somebody from the embassy.

Rioters from Jamaica represented the largest group of foreign inmates, followed by Somali and Polish offenders. The list also included those from Colombia, Iraq, Congo, Vietnam and Zimbabwe.

That's amazing. I wonder why?


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