On Wednesday evening in central Grójec, a 39‑year‑old man wielding a knife attacked two passers‑by and then entered a nearby shop, threatening the cashier before police used a Taser to subdue him.
Attack in the City Center
On Wednesday evening in Grójec’s downtown, a 39‑year‑old local resident approached two passing women on Pl. Wolności with a knife, attacking them before rushing into a nearby shop and threatening the cashier. Police on the scene used a Taser to disable the suspect.
Details of the Violence
The incident was reported around 9 p.m. by the victim’s relatives, who described the attacker as agitated and armed. One victim suffered a shallow cut to the back and was taken to hospital; the other was only injured by her jacket, with no bodily harm.
Police Intervenes with Taser
Patrol officers arrived quickly, but the suspect ignored commands and continued to wield the knife. Faced with a direct threat to life, the officers deployed a Taser, incapacitating him. The 39‑year‑old, already familiar to local law enforcement, was handcuffed and taken to a hospital for ongoing medical care under police supervision.
Suspect’s Background and Immediate Care
Investigators secured the scene, interviewed witnesses, and reviewed security footage, with the material being forwarded to the prosecutor’s office. The suspect, who had previous conflicts with the law, was transported to the hospital while remaining under police monitoring.
Investigation and Possible Charges
Investigators are assessing the evidence for possible charges such as putting life or health at risk, causing bodily harm, and attempted robbery. The prosecutor and court will decide the final legal outcome.
