As we read on the KWP Wrocław website:
Chief of Police Insp. Marek Boroń and Lower Silesian Provincial Police Commander Chief Insp. Paweł Półtorzycki met today (July 9—istotne.pl) with the police officer who was injured last Wednesday during an intervention in Bolesławiec.
The officers said: “After the incident, the officer was initially given medical attention at a local facility and then transported by helicopter to the Clinical Hospital on Borowska Street in Wrocław. The best specialists cared for him, and he underwent a series of medical procedures, thanks to which his health is stable.”
They added: “Further procedures still await him, this time at the MSWiA clinic in Warsaw. The police officer’s wife also took part in the visit, which was made possible thanks to the hospital management’s kindness. It was also an excellent opportunity to thank the officer for his exemplary service and the doctors at the Clinical Hospital on Borowska Street in Wrocław for their professional help to our colleague.
They also stressed:
We are with you, Marian—get well!
We reported on the case in detail in the following materials:
- A neighbor talks about the perpetrator of the shooting in Bolesławiec
- Blood drive campaign “For the police officer from Bolesławiec”
- A young man shot a police officer with a black-powder firearm. He had undergone psychiatric treatment
- The injured police officer had previously been in the SPEED group. Two years ago, he was involved in a serious accident
- Details of the tragedy in Bolesławiec. The injuries suffered by the shot police officer are now known
- Shooting in Bolesławiec. A 20-year-old shot a police officer in the head