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09.12.2010, 15:54

Poola politseinik tegi plaani täitmiseks iseendale trahvi

 
A man (C) suspected of robbing the sign "Arbeit macht frei" ("Work makes you free") takes part in a re-creation of the crime scene in the presence of police and a prosecutor (L) at Auschwitz Death Camp Museum, Oswiecim December 22, 2009. Polish police have recovered the metal sign that hung over the entrance to the former Nazi death camp Auschwitz and detained five suspects over the theft that sparked worldwide condemnation, state television said on Monday. The sign had been cut into three pieces after being stolen on Friday. REUTERS/Irek Dorozanski (POLAND - Tags: CRIME LAW)
A man (C) suspected of robbing the sign "Arbeit macht frei" ("Work makes you free") takes part in a re-creation of the crime scene in the presence of police and a prosecutor (L) at Auschwitz Death Camp Museum, Oswiecim December 22, 2009. Polish police have recovered the metal sign that hung over the entrance to the former Nazi death camp Auschwitz and detained five suspects over the theft that sparked worldwide condemnation, state television said on Monday. The sign had been cut into three pieces after being stolen on Friday. REUTERS/Irek Dorozanski (POLAND - Tags: CRIME LAW)
FOTO: Reuters/Scanpix
Poola politseinik kirjutas iseendale trahvikviitungi, et saada täis oma ülemuse määratud trahvide plaan. Ülemuse arvates tuli vähemalt kord päevas trahvi teha.

Ajalehe Gazeta Wyborcza teatel trahvis politseinik end 20 zlotiga (77 krooniga), vahendab Ilta-Sanomat.

Ajalehe teatel ähvardas Loode-Poolas asuva Białogardi politseiülem oma alamaid palga alandamisega, kui päevas vähemalt korra trahvi ei tehta.

Kui palju palka alandada taheti, pole teada.

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