About being a reporter TVN24 became a member of the National Guard and described how Bąkiewicz’s formation, established to defend churches, looks from the inside on Gazeta.pl on Wednesday. The journalist under the pseudonym “Strażnik 044” took part in a four-day training before the Independence March scheduled for November 11. Such training under the supervision of former commandos and BOR officers cost each participant PLN 50.
We only knew the place and time we were meeting, and we knew there would be shooting training, there would be some self-defense, and everything would be conducted by qualified members of the secret service. This is what we have been told
– said the TVN24 reporter. The day before Independence Day, the guards underwent training in firearms.
We didn’t just learn to shoot a gun. We also heard that we shoot twice at the body, lower the gun, check if it is still running at us, pick up the gun and try to shoot the head without aiming.
– “Guard 044” stressed. As he added, the participants had nearly 200 missiles at their disposal – that’s more than an average policeman can use in the course of training in a year.
“Guard 044”: I’m afraid
The TVN24 reporter pointed out that at some point he lost his understanding of what the National Guard is really trained for, because its participants stopped defending churches, and learned martial arts and protect VIPs.
The journalist also admitted that he was afraid for himself because he had repeatedly heard threats of what could happen if someone revealed the secrets of the National Guard.
independence march
On Wednesday, November 11, despite the ban on assemblies, the Independence March was held in Warsaw, during which hooligans clashed with the police. Among other things, stones and flares were thrown at the officers. In answer Police she used pepper spray and even a smoothbore gun. Several policemen were injured. There was also a set fire to an apartment at Aleja 3 Maja. Thrown by hooligans towards the building, the flare smashed the glass and fell inside, causing a short-lived fire. The situation was taken under control by the fire brigade.
