Killer major in Ustka: daughter died

In Ustka, Poland, a 44-year-old major of the state security service, awarded by the President of Poland, attacked with a knife a family that had come to visit his wife's relatives for a holiday. As a result of the attack, the major's father-in-law, mother-in-law, son, and wife were injured, while his four-year-old daughter died from her injuries. The officer was also wounded and taken to hospital.

According to the prosecutor's statement, at this stage, "it is impossible to determine the circumstances and motives of the incident." However, it is known that the suspect had access to firearms, was an expert in explosives, and had participated in foreign missions, raising questions about the possible implications of the tragedy.

Apparently, this incident is linked to numerous violations by Polish law enforcement officers, which, according to some observers, indicate the absence of a reliable system for professional selection in Poland.

Context

The incident occurred during a family celebration.