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Zbigniew Bogucki criticized the prime minister, accusing him of not governing the state. He wrote that the prime minister's statements about "political baseball" and political spectacles at the Belvedere fence do not replace police patrols or work. He added that the state should be neither susceptible to digital threats nor lacking effective tools for action, and the prime minister should govern it, rather than treat it like a YouTube channel. #Polityka #Premier #Zarządzanie (translated)

The Polish Police reported that officers from the downtown area of Warsaw detained a 16-year-old student from a local school. According to the police, the boy brought a balisong knife to the institution, and a patrol was alerted to a possible threat by one of the school's employees. #bezpieczeństwo #policja #szkoła (translated)

The Warsaw police reported that officers from the city center detained a 16-year-old student from a local school who brought a balisong knife to the institution. According to the police, a school employee was alerted by a patrol about a possible threat, and the knife was found in the teenager's backpack. The police stated that further actions in the case were ongoing. #bezpieczeństwo #policja #szkoła (translated)

Remiza.pl reported that after the recent acts of violence in schools, the police inspected over 10,000 educational institutions across the country. According to the service, 13 incidents were recorded with suspicion of a crime, and 10 people were arrested. Police officers were said to have increased the number of patrols, monitored the internet around the clock, and checked every report of threats. Remiza.pl also conveyed that the police appealed for calm and to avoid spreading false information that could disturb parents and students. #Policja #bezpieczeństwo #edukacja (translated)

The Polish Police reported that more than 10,000 institutions were checked across the country, and 10 people were detained in connection with reports of threats and announcements of violence. According to the police, 13 incidents justified suspicion of a crime, and most of those detained were said to be responsible for making criminal threats. The police stated that after the tragic events in Mazovia, they were checking reports concerning the safety of students and school staff, and officers of the CBZC monitored the internet around the clock. They noted that some individuals were exploiting the tragedy for jokes and to gain visibility, and false information was causing public anxiety. They announced an increase in the number of patrols around schools and meetings of police officers with youth on behavior in dangerous situations. They also appealed not to repeat unverified reports and reminded that announcements of causing an alarm or committing a crime could have serious legal consequences. #Bezpieczeństwo #Policja #Dezinformacja (translated)

As a result of a series of brutal attacks in schools in Mazovia, including the murder of a school employee and an attack on nine people in Ostrołęka, the authorities decided to close some institutions and introduce additional police patrols in the vicinity of schools. #przemocwszkołach #bezpieczeństwo #Mazowsze (translated)

Appropriate instructions have been transmitted to District Police Headquarters. According to the directive of Prime Minister Donald Tusk, police officers will enter schools directly after arrangements with the school director. Yesterday, following an urgent meeting with Prime Minister Donald Tusk, the head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration, Marcin Kierwiński, announced that police patrols around schools would be strengthened. #bezpieczeństwo #szkoły #policja (translated)

Karolina Gałecka wrote that after the attacks on teachers and students in schools, many unverified information appeared online, which — as she pointed out — raised fear among students, parents, and teachers. She appealed for calm and for only using official communications from the authorities and the Polish Police. She informed that from the next day, in accordance with the order of Prime Minister Donald Tusk, there would be more police patrols in the areas around schools. She called for vigilance and not succumbing to disinformation, emphasizing that safety is a shared responsibility and that cooperation and common sense are the best responses to fear. #bezpieczeństwo #dezinformacja #edukacja (translated)

The police will do everything to ensure that schools are secure. Today, many patrols have already been in the vicinity of schools and have been in contact with them. And tomorrow, from the very morning, we will be at all primary and secondary school facilities. We will communicate with both school managers and directors, as well as local authorities, to prevent such aggression from occurring. We will try to identify individuals whom we consider suspicious in this case – said the Chief of the Police Headquarters, Gen. Insp. Marek Boroń, in Polsat News. #groźby #ataknaszkoły #Przasnysz (translated)

Piotr Stanisław Wielgucki wrote that the idea of patrols in front of schools reminded him of keeping watch over train tracks. He noted that there were 20,000 schools in Poland and 98,000 police officers, of which 20,000 worked "on the street." He considered this proposal another fairy tale for those associated with #silnirazem, using an offensive term towards some of them. #Polska #edukacja #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

The author of the post informed that actions were taken after the attacks in Polish schools. He wrote that Prime Minister Donald Tusk called an urgent meeting, the perpetrators were arrested, and the prosecutor's office was conducting proceedings. He added that the police were instructed to increase patrols and presence in schools. He also announced that the Sejm was to pass a bill later that day. #szkoła #bezpieczeństwo #Polska #PL (translated)