A police officer beat up an 11-year-old in a school locker room. Threats to Mother: “I will send to a brothel in Germany”

The court inactive hasn't set a date for the trial of Carolina M., a 34-year-old police officer charged with a violent attack on an 11-year-old boy in a school locker room. A shocking event would happen On October 15, 2024, at a primary school in Kroczyce, in the Silesian Voivodeship. The case, which rapidly became public thanks to the reports of “Gazeta Wyborcza”, reveals not only the force of a individual whose occupation is to defend the law but besides raises serious questions about the consequence of local services and the consequences of public confidence. A police officer is facing up to 5 years in prison, but justice has yet to be served.

Violent attack and shocking threats in Kroczyce

According to the indictment, Carolina M. had in the school locker area "trick 11-year-old Martin, turn him to the floor, kick him, endanger to knock his teeth out". The culmination of the attack was the highly cruel threats directed at the boy's mother, which the boy remembered as: “I will send your parent to a brothel in Germany”. The police officer, as shortly as local media established, is the aunt of another student with whom the injured 11-year-old remained in conflict. The school board immediately after the event notified the police, but the first consequence of the services raises serious doubts and became the subject of public discussion.

The Curiosity of Service and Mother’s Fight for Justice

After the school's directorate submitted a notice, journalists “Gazeta Wyborcza” and local media specified as “Gazeta Myszkowska” and “Kurier Zawierański” tried to get information at the territory Police office in Zawiercie. There they heard events... not reported. Moreover, the parent of the beaten kid reported that after the incidental she was repeatedly controlled by the police, and a police car frequently appeared under her house. “She was treated as if she was the 1 who beat up the policewoman, not the policewoman of her son,” said Jarosław Mazanek, writer of local media. Policewoman Carolina M. besides filed applications to the household court for alleged demoralization of the boy. However, both proceedings remained redeemed, and justice Agnieszka Pieńkowska-Szekiel stressed in the message that a insignificant ‘has a affirmative opinion in the environment, is polite, liked, does not conflict with the law’. The case was yet addressed by the Police Provincial office in Katowice and the territory Prosecutor's Office in Mishkov, which passed it to Częstochowa.

Suspension, allegations and uncertain future of an officer

Faced with the evidence gathered and the increasing public pressure, Karolina M. suspended in service duties. The prosecution has charged her with violation of the physical integrity of a insignificant and criminal threats, for which she is facing imprisonment for up to 5 years. Still, the cop doesn't plead guilty. The key component in this case is that, although it has been respective months since the incident, the court inactive has not set a time limit for the trial to begin. This situation raises concerns and questions about the effectiveness of the justice strategy in cases where the suspect is simply a public officer. The full Kroczyc community, and not only is paying close attention to developments, waiting for a fair settlement in this scandalous case.

Karolina M. is an crucial test for the Polish strategy of justice and citizens' trust in state institutions. Waiting for a trial in which a policewoman is accused, it underlines the request for transparency and determined action to guarantee that no 1 is above the law. The resolution of this case will have far-reaching consequences for the image of uniformed services in Poland.