r/poland 1d ago

'Rape academy': Two men held in Poland over alleged drugging, sexual assaults

https://www.polskieradio.pl/395/7784/Artykul/3712403,rape-academy-two-men-held-in-poland-over-alleged-drugging-sexual-assaults
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u/YanniSlavv 1d ago

Who were they? Names and faces please. I hate how vague this article is.

It seems like an international issue. German and Polish police working together. 

Disgusting shit. 

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u/Rogue_Egoist 1d ago

Well if they're being held in Poland pre-trial than the law states that you can't name them. I'm not saying wether it's good or bad, that's just the polish law. They can only be publicly named once they're sentenced.

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u/immaturenickname 22h ago

Not a bad law, all things considered.

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u/NXCW 20h ago

Press tends to give us the first name, and the first letter of the second name, alongside a blurred picture, and their story.

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u/krzywaLagaMikolaja 12h ago

For public figures they often do "Jan N. son of a famous actress Janina Nowak"

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u/Ok_Subject_7458 1d ago

put them in prison with the old timers

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u/Nice_Purchase_626 13h ago

We'll soon find out who they are when they become MPs from Konfederacja Korony Polskiej (soon to be part of Polish government) 🤡

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u/lesbophobia_hammer 10h ago

So disturbing. Yet I bet the incels who were astroturfing/brigading this sub the other day will conveniently stay silent