"Is Kuba alive?": Wounded Krakow policeman first asks about colleague after surgery
Arthur Moranski, a 27-year-old Polish policeman seriously wounded while neutralizing a gunman in Krakow, woke up after a nearly 12-hour surgery and immediately asked about his partner.
According to Ukrayinska Pravda citing Onet and European Pravda, 27-year-old police officer Artur Moranski sustained severe injuries on Saturday while neutralizing a gunman in Krakow. Regaining consciousness following a complex and extended medical procedure, his absolute priority was checking on the condition of his partner.
Details Revealed by Mayor Jan Golba of Muszyna
Specifics regarding these moments came to light through Jan Golba, the mayor of the Polish town of Muszyna, where Moranski originates. Citing the law enforcement officer's close relatives, the mayor shared what happened immediately after the intensive medical intervention. The surgery lasted nearly 12 hours before Artur woke up.
"Do you know what Artur Moranski's first words were shortly after he regained consciousness following a difficult operation? 'Is Kuba alive?' Kuba is his service partner," Jan Golba wrote on social media.
Context of the Krakow Armed Incident
Based on reports from verified outlets, the incident unfolded on Saturday during a high-stakes operation to neutralize an armed assailant. Both officers faced extreme danger while fulfilling their duties. Medical professionals continue monitoring the condition of the injured officers involved in the Krakow operation.
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