Police in Poland's Lower Silesian Voivodeship dismissed two police officers believed to be involved in the beating of Ukrainian Dmitry Nikiforenko on July 30 in Wroclaw. As a result of his injuries, the man later died..

This is stated in the official message of the police, reports Hromadske.

The first police officer was fired on September 10 for " The second law enforcement officer was fired on September 24 for violation of the oath and non-interference in illegal actions of colleagues.

Police are considering the decision to fire another police officer involved in the beating. The case of Nikiforenko's death continues to be investigated by the prosecutor's office of the city of Swidnica under the article on unintentionally bringing a person to death.

As Gazeta Wyborcza previously wrote, on July 30, 25-year-old Dmitry Nikiforenko, originally from the Vinnitsa region, was returning home drunk. The driver of the bus, in which the man was traveling, dropped him off and called the rescuers, who later called the police.

The police said that Nikiforenko was aggressive and resisted, although CCTV cameras did not record this. At the same time, in the sanitary-medical unit of the police, the man was beaten with truncheons and strangled, pepper gas was used against him..