Police at the home of the president of the Independence March. It was a false alarm

Bartosz Malewski, president of the Independence March Association, reported a police intervention at his home due to a false alarm. On October 24, seven officers arrived after a post on a communication platform suggested a serious crime had occurred. Malewski described the police's aggressive entry and stated that the report was entirely false, possibly aimed at disrupting the upcoming Independence March. He filed a complaint with the police, suspecting the incident might be linked to his defense of a controversial figure. The police confirmed the intervention was prompted by a report of a potential homicide, but they acknowledged the possibility of it being a malicious false alarm. Malewski expressed concerns about the implications for public safety and his ongoing responsibilities as a defender.