The expectation is that by the end of this week the inspection process will be finished, accompanied by a report and final conclusions, as stated by the Chief of Police, General Insp. Jarosław Szymczyk, regarding the case involving Mrs. Joanna from Krakow, where police intervention occurred. [Citation: wPolityce]
Joan’s case. “Priority is saving human lives”
The Chief of the Polish Police appeared as a guest on Program I of Polish Radio. He spoke about Mrs. Joanna’s case and offered context on how the police approach such situations. [Citation: wPolityce]
Each case is treated individually, yet established procedures guide responses in similar circumstances. The police unit is trained to gather information about intent to commit suicide, whether the signals come by phone or online, and to act accordingly. [Citation: wPolityce]
General Insp. Jaroslaw Szymczyk emphasized that safeguarding lives is the top priority. He noted that the police handle hundreds, perhaps thousands, of similar cases every year and that every available resource is mobilized to protect the most valuable asset: human life. [Citation: wPolityce]
He elaborated on the commitment to saving lives as a fundamental objective of the force. [Citation: wPolityce]
Complete the inspection process by the end of this week
The general stated that inspectors from the police headquarters’ control office had already completed their work in Krakow. They returned to Warsaw late Friday night, carrying substantial material, some already analyzed and other portions slated for thorough review to assess procedural implementation and individual decision-making. [Citation: wPolityce]
He explained that the aim is to finish the inspection process and produce a formal report with conclusions by week’s end. There is, at this stage, no indication that the process will end with disciplinary actions. [Citation: wPolityce]
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Combating environmental crime
The chief of police was also asked about the garbage fire in Zielona Góra. He affirmed strong involvement in securing the scene and supporting the remarkable work of state fire services. The possibility of deploying a Black Hawk helicopter was noted only as a contingency, should the situation require it. [Citation: wPolityce]
Grounded in prior exercises and ongoing cooperation with the fire brigade, the force is prepared to bring in extinguishing equipment from air operation systems such as a bamboo bucket style device. The aircraft was ready to depart, but, as PSP officers kept the situation under control, its use was unnecessary. [Citation: wPolityce]
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The general also highlighted a significant issue with illegal dumping. To address this, persistent work has targeted organized criminal groups involved in such practices. Much of the responsibility lies with the Central Bureau of Investigation of the Police and the Economic Department that oversees environmental crimes. [Citation: wPolityce]
As part of the police modernization program, additional posts have been created and the economic department dedicated to environmental crime has been strengthened by 150 positions. This area is a priority due to the seriousness of the problem, the general noted during the interview. [Citation: wPolityce]
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Source: wPolityce [Citation: wPolityce]