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Stara Bircza

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    38-year-old man attacks woman and two police officers in Stara Bircza, Poland

    On Monday, 12 October, a 38-year-old man attacked a 35-year-old woman in her flat in Stara Bircza, then attacked two police officers who came to intervene. Police detained him at the scene, and all three injured people were taken to hospital.

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