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Tomasz Sakiewicz

Tomasz Sakiewicz

Polish journalist

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  • Jul 3

    Leszek Kraskowski leaves detention after prosecutor drops threat email charge, Sakiewicz pays bail

    Investigative journalist Leszek Kraskowski left Warsaw's detention center on Friday after prosecutors admitted that forensic evidence no longer points to him as the sender of threatening emails to the Piaseczno police chief. TV Republika editor-in-chief Tomasz Sakiewicz posted the 25,000-złoty bail immediately.

  • Jul 1

    Warsaw prosecutor drops criminal investigation into police raid on Tomasz Sakiewicz's apartment

    The Warsaw District Prosecutor's Office discontinued its investigation on 1 July, finding that officers acted under a justified but mistaken belief that a child's life was in imminent danger.

  • May 27

    Poland's false alarm crisis: Two arrested, 'Bomber' detained as investigation widens after police raid president's family home

    Polish authorities have arrested two men and detained a third, known as 'Bomber', in connection with a wave of false emergency alarms targeting politicians, journalists, and the family home of President Karol Nawrocki.

  • May 26

    Wave of swatting attacks hits Polish politicians and media figures; two suspects face arrest

    A coordinated series of false emergency calls has targeted the homes of Poland's president's mother, opposition leader Jarosław Kaczyński, and several conservative journalists, triggering forced entries by police and firefighters.

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