Imagine one day the world turns upside down. They come in uniform, take away childAnd for a few old parking tickets, you end up behind bars. It's not a black crime scene, it's a reality that got one of the families in Poland. The mother went to prison for failing to pay her tickets, her child was taken to a foster home, and after four days, tragedy occurred and the child died.
Mandates, prison, drama
History Sounds like a bad show, but unfortunately it's real. A woman whose identity wasn't revealed had unpaid parking tickets on her conscience. Instead of being able to repay her debt, she went to a prison. Then the social workers entered her house and took her child. It was an instant decision from a neighbor who saw the situation. Everyone was shocked because no one expected this to happen.
A foster family – a safe haven or a trap?
The baby went to foster care to keep him safe. Unfortunately, after four days of tragedy, the little man died. Details are not yet known, but it is known that the case went to the D.A. This shouldn't have happened, one of the experts comments. The welfare system is designed to protect childrenand not put them in any additional danger.
A System That Failed
The case echoed widely in the media. Internet users and politicians ask why a woman went to prison for tickets when other enforcement measures could be applied. This is not the first time the system turns out to be heartless – the lawyer from the local clinic notes. Often interventions are too hasty and tragic.
Causes of Little Oscar's Death
There was news in the family that Oskar was about to swallow – first they talked about a piece of beet, but these were only guesses that did not find confirmation in the official findings. Granny Monika bet that the child could be fed milk and was not placed to rebound, which sometimes leads to serious complications in infants. However, autopsy showed neither mechanical injuries nor oral contents in the airways. Public Prosecutor’s Office indicates circulatory-respirational or food failure as a probable cause of death, but details are still unknown and the investigation continues towards manslaughter.
The family is waiting for explanations, and every new information only deepens their sense of helplessness.
Mandates and prison – is that really necessary?
In Poland for unpaid parking tickets you can go to jail, but this happens rarely. Usually the execution of debts takes place differently – occupation of wages, blocking of accounts, debt collection. In this case, something went wrong. You could give a woman a chance to pay off, instead of putting her behind bars and picking up a baby.
Mandates, prison, foster care – isn't that too much?
History This mother shows how easy it is to fall into the system's trap. Mandates, prison, foster care, all in a few days. Everyone deserves a second chance, especially when it comes to the baby.
The case of a mother who went to prison for parking tickets and her child died in a foster home shook public opinion. This is another example that the system does not always work as it should. You have to change your approach, children And families need support, not more drama.
Comment by the Warsaw Police
With regard to the material presented by Polsat Station in the "Intervention" program: "They took and placed in a foster family. Four days later, there was a tragedy" we would like to provide information that, given the important social interest and public interest, is necessary to explain the role of police officers taking action in this case. At the outset, it should be stressed that Police works on the basis and within the applicable law, and the welfare of children was the overarching value of our decisions. The basis of police intervention was issued in relation to the mother of children by the District Court for Warsaw Prague-South order to bring in order to serve the sentence of imprisonment. The detention of mothers of children was necessary, legally justified and carried out in accordance with applicable legislation. Due to small children, activities have been carried out in a way that maximises any negative effects. A mother with two young children, a great-grandmother and two adults were found on the site, who, due to their disability, also required ongoing care from their great-grandmother. This was the result of information given to police officers by householders. The father of the children did not live together with their mother – he is a person wanted by the police and is hiding from the justice system. The mother of the children wouldn't tell us where he was. The great-grandmother informed the intervening police officers that the mother of the children did not pay attention to the periodic examination of the children, the three-year-old girl did not speak, and the mother of the child did not try to diagnose the causes of such a condition and consult them with doctors. This information indicated that the mother’s care of the children may have been inadequate and that her great-grandmother was unable to improve her due to the two disabled adults under her care. women. Police officers also pointed out the behavior of a three-year-old girl who, upon entering the apartment, cuddled into one of them, refused to allow separation and showed no interest in her mother's person. This was the reason why the police notified the situation of the Warsaw Family Assistance Centre and handed over children to the workers of this institution. In accordance with Article 3(1) of the Convention on the Rights of Children: "In all activities involving children undertaken by public or private welfare institutions, courts, administrative authorities or legislative bodies, the best interests of the child will be the primary issue". Poland is a party to the Convention on the Rights of the Child. She ratified it on June 7, 1991. Poland was also one of the initiators and co-writers of this Convention. In addition, in accordance with Articles 58 and 103 Act of 9 June 2011 on the support of the family and the foster care system, in the case of emergency interventions, The police are obliged to transfer the child to a professional foster family serving as Family Ambulance or to an intervention-type care and training facility.
With regard to the material presented by Polsat Station in the "Intervention" program: "They took and placed in a foster family. Four days later, there has been a tragedy" we would like to present information which, given the important social interest and public interest, is necessary to explain the role of police officers taking action in this case. At the outset, it should be stressed that the police are acting on the basis and within the law in force, and the welfare of children was the overarching value of our decisions. The basis of police intervention was issued in relation to the mother of children by the District Court for Warsaw Prague-South order to bring in order to serve the sentence of imprisonment. The detention of mothers of children was necessary, legally justified and carried out in accordance with applicable legislation. Due to small children, activities were carried out in such a way as to minimise any negative effects. A mother with two young children, a great-grandmother and two adults were found on the site, who, due to their disability, also required ongoing care from their great-grandmother. This was the result of information given to police officers by householders. The father of the children did not live together with their mother – he is a person wanted by the police and is hiding from the justice system. The mother of the children wouldn't tell us where he was. The great-grandmother informed the intervening police officers that the mother of the children did not pay attention to periodic examination of the children, the three-year-old girl did not speak, and the mother of the child did not try With regard to the material presented by Polsat Station in the "Intervention" program: "They took and placed in a foster family. Four days later, there was a tragedy" we would like to present information that, due to a significant social interest and interest in opinion...
Because this WITHOUT STRENGTHENING is systemic – and these people are responsible. The mother won't bring back the baby's life. But she should get multimillion dollar compensation from you. So it'll never happen again. – Paweł Jablonski
In this terrible case, we are dealing with a plexus of scandalous abuse of power by several institutions of the state – weak against strong but WITHOUT CONSIDERING the weak:
The information provided to the public by a part of the media and politicians that the cause of imprisonment is "unpaid fines", is false and misleading. The court-martialed punishment involved committing a crime under Article 286 of the Criminal Code, which penalised the crime of fraud. The police ended their activities with the detainee in bringing her to the prison to serve the sentence. The police have no connection to the participation of the child detained in the funeral and the formula in which it was carried out. – @Police_KSP
The information provided to the public by a part of the media and politicians that the cause of imprisonment is "unpaid fines", is false and misleading.
The punishment given by the court was to commit a crime under Article 286 of the Code... pic.twitter.com/mOS0MRAo5z
Tomasz Kamiński, editor of DigitalNexus.pl. She deals with show-business and entertainment. He graduated from journalism and medioscience at the University of Warsaw. In his spare time, he plays games, is a Call of Duty fanatic. He has been writing about games since 2008.
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