A fewer advice for Prosecutor Maciej Młynarczyk

Krzysztof Bosak on X commented on the prosecution's and police's actions towards the independency March.

A fewer advices to prosecutor Maciej Młynarczyk, besides to the news of lawyer General Adam Bodnar and the public:

1. seemingly you have a video of the perpetrator of this "threat" in 2018. alternatively of searching for non-existent lists of names, show now this video to the authorities of the independency March Association (why didn't you do it?) and just throw them online. possibly individual will admit him. As long as it inactive matters.

A fewer advice for prosecutor Maciej Młynarczyk, besides for the news PG @Adbodnar and public opinion:

1. seemingly you have a video of the perpetrator of this "threat" in 2018. alternatively of looking through non-existent lists of names, show this video to the authorities. @StowMarchN (Why not...

2. Don't waste the taxpayer's money and valuable time police officers looking for lists of names of members of the independency March watch due to the fact that they don't exist. It's already in the papers, just read them carefully. Members of the authorities of the independency March Association gave evidence in this case respective years ago. Since then, no fresh papers on the March of 2018. No average individual deals with specified nonsense.

3. If you insist that the police do a search on your orders, compose your receipts carefully, correctly and come to your place. This situation from the day before yesterday was embarrassing. If the D.A. doesn't know what he wants to get, and you gotta consult him on the telephone all the time due to the fact that he didn't want to decision his ass and come to the scene of the search, then don't be amazed that you'll get a pile of worthless, random choices. You've shown yourselves how to treat you and the officers learn from it.

4. The taxpayer's money is most likely not your top concern, but it is worth knowing that spending a twelve (several dozen?) thousands of PLN on experts and analyzing the computers you have taken over is simply a simple waste of money. In fact, in the coming weeks (or months?) you will see for yourself.

PS
If you want to go after real criminals, I'd like you to come in and see me. I will pass on the information received from the Warsawians on increasingly annoying immigrant gangs, utmost left aggression and another real criminal problems. In the face of the question: yes, reports of crime in each case were filed by victims.