In Poland, a Ukrainian man suspected of attacking a monastery will undergo a psychiatric evaluation for the third time
The Polish prosecutor’s office has ordered a third psychiatric evaluation of the mental state of 31-year-old Ukrainian citizen Igor M., who carried out a knife attack on the grounds of a monastery in Jarosław in late September. One person was killed and five others were injured in the incident.
Law enforcement officials are seeking to determine whether the detainee’s condition has improved enough to charge him with murder, attempted murder, and causing serious bodily injury. Due to a diagnosed acute psychotic episode, the man is currently in a psychiatric hospital; despite gradual improvement and the disappearance of aggressive behavior, specialists do not yet recommend conducting an interrogation. The two victims, who remain in the hospital, are also on the mend.
This was reported by RMF24.
In Poland, prosecutors have filed charges against a 31-year-old Ukrainian citizen suspected of a knife attack at a monastery in Jarosław. If found guilty, he could face life imprisonment.
A Ukrainian man was admitted to a psychiatric hospital following a fatal attack in Poland.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned the attack by a Ukrainian citizen on the Benedictine nuns’ abbey in the Polish city of Jarosław, which resulted in the death of a priest and injuries to four other people.
The attack took place on the morning of September 24 on the grounds of the Jarosław Abbey on Benedyktyńska Street. Around 9:30 a.m., police received a report of a stabbing. According to preliminary reports from Polish police, a 31-year-old Ukrainian citizen stabbed four men and one woman. All of the victims were taken to the hospital. Three men sustained serious injuries, and the fourth died at the hospital.
