Duty officers at the District Police Headquarters in Bolesławiec received a report from WCPR indicating that a resident of Nowogrodziec municipality wanted to take his own life. The information came from an acquaintance who had spoken by phone with the man shortly beforehand and received a disturbing message.
Bolesławiec police:
The police officers’ actions at the unit’s command post were immediate and carried out on two fronts. One duty officer established telephone contact with the man named in the report and continued talking to the resident of Nowogrodziec municipality to determine his location, while also trying to dissuade him from taking his own life.
And adds:
At the same time, another officer determined the address of the person in crisis. Unfortunately, the house was empty, and the patrol found scattered tablets on the floor. Further actions using police technology made it possible to precisely determine where the person in need of help was.
The duty officer immediately dispatched a police patrol from the station in Nowogrodziec, which found the man and handed him over to medical services.
Officers:
Let’s remember that anyone can find themselves in a difficult situation and have a bad day, but it is worth seeking professional help then. For this purpose, a nationwide helpline was launched for crime victims, witnesses and their loved ones, as well as for people affected by domestic violence and suicide attempts, and for children who need support. The helpline for crime victims is available around the clock, every day of the week: +48 222 309 900.