On September 23, a swearing-in ceremony for newly recruited police officers was held at the 4th Regional Logistics Base on Pretficza Street in Wrocław. This time, 61 new officers from across the voivodeship, including 13 women, decided to join the ranks of the Lower Silesian Police. – This solemn event was combined with the presentation of personnel orders related to changes in selected managerial positions in the units and organizational divisions of the Police in the Lower Silesian garrison – reports junior aspirant Przemysław Ratajczyk from the press team of the Wrocław Provincial Police Headquarters.
And he adds:
The acts of oath-taking and personnel orders were presented to the female and male officers by the Lower Silesian Provincial Police Commander in Wrocław, Police Superintendent Dariusz Wesołowski. The new officers recited the oath: “I, a citizen of the Republic of Poland, aware of the duties I am undertaking as a police officer, swear: to serve the Nation faithfully, to protect the legal order established by the Constitution of the Republic of Poland, to safeguard the security of the State and its citizens, even at the risk of my life (…)”.
Two of these officers will serve here.
Personnel orders related to changes in selected managerial positions in the units and organizational divisions of the Police in the Lower Silesian garrison were received from the provincial commander by:
- Junior Inspector Justyna Kowalczyk, appointed head of the Criminal Division of the Provincial Police Headquarters in Wrocław (and for some time she was deputy head of the Bolesławiec police – editor’s note, istotne.pl);
- Police Superintendent Tomasz Jagielski – appointed First Deputy County Police Commander in Bolesławiec;
- Police Superintendent Julia Kurek – appointed First Deputy County Police Commander in Polkowice;
- Police Inspector Piotr Danik – appointed First Deputy County Police Commander in Kłodzko;
- Police Sub-Inspector Piotr Staniewski – appointed Deputy County Police Commander in Świdnica;
- Police Superintendent Marcin Sknera – appointed Deputy County Police Commander in Kłodzko.
Spokesperson:
A career in the Police is attracting growing interest. It offers not only stable employment and high earnings, but also opportunities for development and promotion, which encourage many people to join our ranks. Being a police officer is a profession for people with passion – very demanding, but also highly rewarding, because the respect of those we help is priceless. Through service in the Police, one can have a real and personal impact on making life safer for ourselves, our loved ones and society.