In Polish Bydgoszcz, a man and a woman who attacked a married couple from Belarus were found
They will be placed under police supervision
Bydgoszcz police identified the man and woman who provoked a conflict with a married couple from Belarus on July 18. The suspects are accused of public insult on the grounds of national origin and violation of bodily integrity. This was reported in a statement by the Bydgoszcz City Police Headquarters, writes Most.
As reported, on Saturday around 12:00 PM, Alena and Vital went to a store. They were waiting for a bus at the stop when a man, a woman, and two children approached them.
Initially, the man blew cigarette smoke directly into Alena's face, then deliberately spat on her back and sweater. When her husband stood up for the Belarusian woman, the conflict escalated into a fight. Additionally, the unknown individuals insulted the Belarusians on national grounds.
When Alena tried to record what was happening on her phone as evidence, the woman snatched her mobile phone. Alena demanded the device back, but the woman threw the phone at her, then attacked the Belarusian woman. Vital tried to separate them, but at that moment, the man who had previously smoked and spat ran up and started hitting him.
— My husband's entire face and T-shirt were covered in blood. His forehead was cut open, there was a laceration above his eyebrow, and blood was flowing from his nose, — Alena recalled. — I was very scared.
Alena called the single emergency number 112. Police and an ambulance arrived at the scene. Vital was taken to the hospital.
On the same day, around 9:40 PM, Bydgoszcz police officers identified and detained two people involved in this crime. They turned out to be a 42-year-old man and a 31-year-old woman, both residents of Bydgoszcz.
They will be held accountable for publicly insulting the victims due to their national origin, as well as for violating the man's bodily integrity.
On July 20, the prosecutor applied a measure of restraint in the form of police supervision to them. For such a crime, Polish law provides for punishment in the form of imprisonment for up to three years.
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Не ўяўляю сябе каб недзе ў нашай краіне на прыпынку з дарослых людзей нехта стаяў бы і пляваў на жанчыну, а астатнія дарослыя грамадзяне спакойна на гэта глядзелі і не зрабілі б заўвагі, не вырашылі б заступіцца. Тым больш смяняліся б з гэтага. Не ўяўляю сябе такога.
Як не магу ўявіць каб ў грамацкім аўтобусу дарослы мужык чапляўся б да дзяцей падлеткаў і абражаў бы іх за тое што дзеці з іншай краіны (асобны трэш які есць ў сеціве).
Пры тым што і гэтая жанчына і тыя дзеці нават маюць такі ж колер скуры і тым больш з табою размаўляюць на мове твайго народу. Яны знешне ні ў чым не адрозніваюцца ад жанчын і дзяцей твайго народу. Ды і мову ведаюць што вялікі + ім. Ўжо гэта сведчыць што яны паважаюць народ, культуру і краіну ў якой жывуць.
Ў нас нават да кітайца які размаўляе па-беларуску ўжо за гэта вялікая павага і пашана.