Officers of the Criminal Division of the territory Police Command in Złotorya search Ukrainian citizen- Vitalia Balkovenko, for whom the territory Court in Warsaw issued a BOLO.
A threatening Ukrainian gangster is inactive out there. 26-year-old Vitalia Balkovenko is wanted under Articles 258§1 and 279§1 of the Criminal Code. It is about participation in organized crime group (Ukrainian mafia in Poland) and theft with burglary. The last residence of a man is Złotoryja, 2B Solna Street.
Any information that may aid to find the whereabouts of the man sought, the police ask to direct to the Criminal Division of the territory Police office in Złotorya by telephone number 47 87 44 250 (on working days 7:30-15:30) and to the on-call unit by telephone number 47 87 44 200 or 47 87 44 201.
Police supply anonymity and at the same time remind you that criminal liability is at stake for hiding a wanted individual or helping him escape.
– Foreigners, Georgians, Belarusians, Ukrainians appeared on the market, and they spread and utilized our hospitality said respective weeks ago in an interview with PolsatNews a erstwhile police officer, Marcin Miksza. According to him, the fight for influence is inevitable, especially in the profitable drug-related sector.
– In 2020, 7111 Ukrainian citizens who committed crimes in Poland were convicted in Poland. And 2 years later, in 2022, there were almost 37,000 specified convictions. It turned out that erstwhile Ukrainian citizens commit crimes in Poland and their consequences are not imprisonment, it is very hard for us in Poland to enforce another penalties if Ukrainian citizens leave Poland and return to Ukraine. – revealed Joanna Kluzik-Rostkowska last year.
– Since we have many more of these crimes, it is essential to sign specified a protocol so that we can effectively enforce penalties for these crimes committed in Poland. She added.
MP Ewa Schädler from the Simon Holownia and Władysław Kosiniak-Kamisha club added that the current situation allows Ukrainians sentenced in Poland to penalties another than imprisonment they were free to return to Ukraine and completely avoid punishment.
– The scale of work avoidance has increased. Given the problem of avoiding this work and the fact that Ukraine has begun its efforts to join the European Union, it has been decided that it is appropriate to extend the scope of the existing agreement to include another types of penalties – she said.
Deputy Minister of Justice Krzysztof Śmiszek answered the question of Confederate MPs about the scale of Ukrainian crime. The same said that in 2020 7111 Ukrainian citizens were convicted in Poland, with about 300 1000 of them in Poland. This means that crimes were committed at the time all 42 Ukrainians.
– Currently, Ukrainian citizens are surviving around 1.5 million and from the information available to the Ministry of Justice it appears that the convicts, transmitted by the Polish side of Ukraine, for 2021 it was almost 38 thousand, and for 2022 almost 37 thousand – said Smiley. This means an increase in scale – Currently crimes are committed in Poland all 39 Ukrainians. If we consider that now a large proportion of visitors are women and children, Crime among Ukrainian men has increased steeply.
Everything indicates that this is only the beginning of problems. Ukrainian bandits have so far acclimatized themselves in Poland and checked how much they can afford. erstwhile they learned the principles of Polish society and law enforcement, they started their course on advanced turnover.
OUR COMMENTS: erstwhile we warned that the mass immigration to Poland of people from countries specified as Ukraine and Georgia, organized by PO-PiS, would lead to an increase in crime, we were called "Russian onus". Today, erstwhile the same thesis appears in the mainstream, of course no 1 will apologize to us.
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