The scene unfolds with sounds of shattering glass, urgent shouts, and the menacing revving of luxury tires. The people described throughout the incident are repeatedly labeled as entrepreneurs, along with a Civic Platform councilor who was in the house that evening. The description carries the cadence of a crime drama, yet it reflects a real event that occurred in front of the Radom residence of Patrycja Biesiadecka, a Civic Platform councilor who has represented the city since October. The identity of those present at the time matters as well since several men at the scene were later documented by police records.
On the warm evening of August 2, 2023, a quiet street dominated by single-family homes and semi-detached houses in Radom became the setting for a startling disturbance. Around 7:30 pm a dramatic shift occurred as two high-end cars pulled up in front of one of the homes. Tires screeched, and a group of about seven men scattered. The attackers targeted the home where Patrycja Biesiadecka took refuge as a newly elected councilor of Radom. The intruders shattered a window, shouted aggressively, and unleashed explicit criminal threats. About thirty minutes later, one of the cars returned to the same address. An open window provided a view of two shots fired from what appeared to be a firearm or a device resembling a firecracker, emitted from inside the vehicle.
Who attacked and why?
Patrycja Biesiadecka was at home during the incident. As a councilor with ties to a construction and cleaning business, she is a public figure with local influence. The scene also involved her son and cohabitant, who have a history of run-ins with the law, as well as his brother, who also carries a substantial police record. The councilor is known to be aware of the assailants and has indicated that she recognizes the group responsible. At the police station she provided that the attackers were led by the former partner of her cohabitant. Investigators consider the possibility that the attack could be connected to a criminal dispute or settlement. Despite recognizing some individuals, Biesiadecka declined to identify the other men by name, stating they would testify on a future date.
Police officers met with the councilor on August 4. During the exchange she claimed that the gang leader, who was apprehended by police that same day, has a contact inside the police department. She suggested that this contact could relay information to higher ranks within the police leadership. The officers proceeded to diffuse the situation and calm the councilor, while more participants in the assault on the home were drawn into questioning by authorities.
Important questions
The incident naturally left Patrycja Biesiadecka with understandable feelings of offense and fear. The brutal nature of the home invasion and the threat of retaliation from a dangerous associate have left a lasting impact on her. Beyond the personal toll, questions arise about the environment surrounding the alderman and the pressures that can accompany public life. The involvement of a cohabitant with a long legal history and his brother raises concerns about the person’s judgment and the company they keep, especially for a politician who campaigns on honesty and crime-fighting. Attempts to reach the councilor for comment by editors have thus far been unsuccessful. There is interest in whether the Civic Platform will address these events and what steps might follow to safeguard public trust and safety in the community.