In Sicienko, Poland, police arrested a 57‑year‑old man on Oct. 8 for allegedly sending pornographic material involving children and animals to 11‑year‑old girls.
Background of the Allegations
On Wednesday, October 8 the Sicienko police detain a 57‑year‑old resident charged with possessing child‑pornography video files and with distributing pornographic content featuring minors and animals through a social‑media platform.
Suspect’s Arrest and Court Orders
The court has ordered that the suspect remain in custody until January 6 of the following year.
Victims and Investigation Channels
Police first received information from Kiev authorities. Investigations revealed that the suspect had contacted two 11‑year‑old girls and their parents, sending them pornographic materials involving children and animals.
The case is being investigated by the Bydgoszcz Police with oversight from the District Prosecutor’s Office in Bydgoszcz.
Suspect’s Professional History
Media reports identify the suspect, Tomasz P., as a former chief of the Bydgoszcz branch of the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS), later head of an NFZ division, and economic director of a Tuchola hospital.
He lost that position and, according to the newspaper, was convicted in 2016 on economic‑crime charges.
Hospital’s Response
Hospital president Jarosław Katulski said he learned of the arrest when police and prosecutors entered the facility with a search warrant. He terminated the director’s contract immediately and stated that no unauthorized image or video transfers have occurred since, citing an IT audit.
