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The Wrocław District Court dismissed charges against three police officers involved in the death of 29-year-old Łukasz Łągiewka, citing lack of evidence linking their actions to his death. The court determined that Łągiewka died from acute cocaine poisoning, not from police intervention. His parents disagree with the ruling and plan to appeal, having previously filed a subsidiary indictment against the officers for exceeding their authority. The incident occurred during a police intervention when Łągiewka barricaded himself in his apartment, prompting his father to call the police due to concerns for his safety. The police used force to enter the apartment, and the family claims excessive force was used during the arrest. The case has drawn significant public attention, including discussions in the Polish parliament.