A non-immovable 32-year-old Pole from the city of Slupska, struck a
cop on his arm and leg when a police patrol tried to seize 16 cats ....
The Pole is your pets, it is literally littered with "teeth and nails"!
While the police officer who tried to take him and take her to asylum cats ended up on sick leave due to the battered bugs.
Poles and his wife reported their neighbors when the smell of the cat's feces in the building became unbearable. A police patrol came to take away the animals from an apartment packed with garbage, along with city asylum workers, transferred by Polish newspaper media
While police and asylum workers were trying to catch a cat, their owner appeared.
The man started a fight with the police, and in the turmoil, he was caught in several places by the policeman for his arm and leg, and then they both rolled down the stairs to the lower floor.
Police officers found fatigue and deep wounds, and cats were taken to asylum, where a decision was made whether they would be taken away from the owners, said the city asylum director Marta Smetanka.
"We are checking the circumstances of the attack, and for a physical attack on an official person, he is threatened by up to three years in prison," said police spokesman Robert Cervinsky. from Slupsk
The Pole is your pets, it is literally littered with "teeth and nails"!
While the police officer who tried to take him and take her to asylum cats ended up on sick leave due to the battered bugs.
Poles and his wife reported their neighbors when the smell of the cat's feces in the building became unbearable. A police patrol came to take away the animals from an apartment packed with garbage, along with city asylum workers, transferred by Polish newspaper media
While police and asylum workers were trying to catch a cat, their owner appeared.
The man started a fight with the police, and in the turmoil, he was caught in several places by the policeman for his arm and leg, and then they both rolled down the stairs to the lower floor.
Police officers found fatigue and deep wounds, and cats were taken to asylum, where a decision was made whether they would be taken away from the owners, said the city asylum director Marta Smetanka.
"We are checking the circumstances of the attack, and for a physical attack on an official person, he is threatened by up to three years in prison," said police spokesman Robert Cervinsky. from Slupsk
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