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the Mayor of the Polish city Gdansk, Pawel Adamowicz (53), died today in hospital after being stabbed down on the stage during an event in the city yesterday. It reports the hospital according to BBC News.
OverpoweredThe 53-year-old mayor spoke during a charity event when a man came in great speed and cut him down. The man charted out on what looks like a celebration with a knife in hand, before he was overpowered.
VEIVET WITH a KNIFE: the 27-year-old is now charged with murder, veivet with a knife in front of shocked spectators after having stabbed down Adamowicz. Photo: Anna Rezulak / KFP / NTB Scanpix Show moreAdamowicz got life-saving help on the spot and was rushed to a hospital, but died that day.
The alleged offender is a 27-year-old criminal, who was recently released from prison, and who wondered onto the stage by means of a pressekort.
WOULD GIVE BLOOD: Many people registered to donate blood to the critically injured mayor in the hospital. Photo: Krzysztof Mystkowski / KFP / AFP / NTB Scanpix Show morethe Man should have shouted that he was imprisoned on the wrong basis of the previous Polish government, which was led by Adamowicz' party, liberalkonservative Borgerplattformen.
Inexplicably barbaricPoland's interior minister Joachim Bruzinski from the kristeligdemokratiske and nasjonalkonservative Law and justice party describes the attack as "an unreasonable barbaric act." Partifelle and president Andrzej Questions states, according to The Guardian:
PROGRESSIVE: Pawel Adamowicz was a progressive politician who bl.a. participated in last year's Pride parade in Gdansk. Photo: Agencja Gazeta / Reuters / NTB Scanpix Show moretoday, my thoughts to the Adamowicz family, and all who love him.
Adamowicz was a lawyer by education. He marked himself as a progressive politician in Poland, and participated bl.a. in Gdansks the Pride parade last year.
