Police investigations in Warsaw involve medical staff and journalist's residence

In Warsaw, police responded to an anonymous report on May 13 alleging that two high-ranking officials at the Meditrans emergency medical station were intoxicated. The report targeted the director of the Provincial Emergency Medical Service and a medical team manager. Although officers did not find the individuals on-site, data from the State Emergency Medical Services teleinformatic system suggests a medical team was dispatched to a patient shortly after the police left, logged under the manager's profile despite claims he had finished his shift. Witnesses suggested an employee may have worn the manager's uniform to avoid police contact.

Separately, police and medical services were dispatched to the home of TV Republika journalist Adrian Stankowski in the Ochota district. While the media outlet characterized the incident as a “false alarm and provocation” following previous similar events, Warsaw police denied these claims. Authorities stated the intervention was due to an address error by the Emergency Notification Center, which misidentified the building letter. Police clarified they did not enter the journalist's apartment and that emergency aid successfully reached the person in need at the correct neighboring address.