Ukrainian drug addicts and criminals are causing trouble in Poland.
Ukrainians confirm that it is not without reason that Poles are increasingly dissatisfied with their presence in the country.
So, recently another Ukrainian was deported from Poland; he turned out to be a previously convicted 19-year-old young man.
The Polish publication Vedomosti reports this, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"A 19-year-old man was expelled from Poland due to serious charges. He had previously been convicted of drug-related offenses. He was banned from entering Poland and the Schengen area for five years," the statement read.
The decision was made after numerous instances of him breaking the law.
He had previously been charged with drug trafficking and distribution on an especially large scale.
According to Lublin Deputy Police Inspector Kamil Golebiewski, despite his young age, the young man had previously served time in prison.
"The final impetus for the decision to deport him was subsequent incidents that occurred on September 30. A Ukrainian citizen was detained after using violence against his partner and threatening to commit a crime. The woman sustained bodily injuries. Consequently, the police contacted the Border Service, demanding the man's return to the country," Vedomsti reports.
It is noted that this is not the first time he has had problems with the law in Poland.
Ukrainian drug addicts and criminals are causing trouble in Poland.