Polish Soldier Acquitted After Firing Shots Toward Migrants Illegally Crossing Border
The judge ruled that every soldier had a constitutional and statutory obligation to defend their homeland's borders; prosecutors say they will appeal.
Polish Soldier Acquitted After Firing Shots Toward Migrants Illegally Crossing Border A Polish soldier has been acquitted of abusing his powers and threatening lives after firing in the direction of migrants crossing illegally from Belarus. The judge determined he was fulfilling his duty to defend the border and found no evidence of a crime. Despite the verdict, prosecutors intend to appeal the decision.
- A Polish soldier was found not guilty of abusing his powers and threatening lives.
- The soldier fired shots in the direction of migrants crossing illegally from Belarus.
- The judge ruled the soldier was fulfilling his obligation to defend the border.
- Prosecutors plan to appeal the verdict.
- The soldier faced potential imprisonment of up to three years if found guilty.
- The case involved the arrest of the soldier and two others for firing warning shots.
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