"I will do the same in Elbląg." 68-year-old threatened after the attack in Kraków

In Poland, public praise of crimes can lead to penalties including fines, restrictions on freedom, or imprisonment for up to one year. Making false alarms about threats to life can result in sentences ranging from six months to eight years. Recently, two men were arrested for praising a shooting incident in Krakow and making threats. A 68-year-old man in Elbląg caused a disturbance at a city office, threatening staff and expressing admiration for the shooter. Meanwhile, a 40-year-old from Iława posted threats on social media while intoxicated, later claiming he did not intend to act on them. Both face legal consequences following the tragic shooting that left six dead and many injured.