D. Matecki asks about the Somalis. Police: "The men were not aggressive"

A group of a dozen or so Somalis is disturbing public peace in Szczecin - Law and Justice MP Dariusz Matecki warned on social media. The police intervened. According to the officers, the Somalis were not aggressive.

- On Friday, June 20, at 138 Mickiewicza Street in Szczecin, from about 7 p.m. to 11:40 p.m., a group of a dozen or so loud migrants from Somalia stayed. After 11:25 p.m., I was there in person – I saw that the entire group had documents in their hands, they looked as if they had just arrived in Poland. None of them spoke English. The police arrived, took a list of them and let them go, despite disturbing public peace – such are their procedures. This is happening in Szczecin's Pogodno! – wrote Dariusz Matecki on the X portal.

He added: "Mass migration is a problem today that hits the foundations of our society - security, identity, community. It's not just about statistics, but about a real threat on the streets of our cities."

Dariusz Matecki sent questions regarding Friday's event to the Border Guard and the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration.

We contacted the Szczecin police about this matter. The press officer of the Szczecin City Police Headquarters, Senior Superintendent Anna Gembala, informed us that officers intervened on Friday on Mickiewicza Street in the case of men who were allegedly behaving loudly. The men showed documents indicating that they were citizens of Somalia.

- They also had documents ordering them to report to the Border Guard station - adds Anna Gembala. - The men were not aggressive and did not harass anyone.

The topic of migration is one of the most important issues that has occupied Poles recently. Also in Szczecin. We recently wrote about the fact that almost 400 residents of Szczecin signed a position expressing opposition to the forced relocation of illegal migrants and to the establishment of the Integration Center for Foreigners. It was transformed by the councilors of the Civic Coalition into an indictment of Law and Justice and praise for Donald Tusk's government - and adopted in this form. This change angered the PiS councilors.

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