- Already 76 people have been fined, either for pyrotechnics or for content that violated Polish law and was propagated. And this is just the beginning. Because please remember that today police officers are sitting, monitoring footage from dashcams, bodycams, and city surveillance, and if they see a particular individual who broke the law – for example, by setting off flares – then such persons will also be held accountable, in a subsequent procedure - said Marcin Kierwiński on TVP Info's "Question of the Day".

- I am very glad that the journalist mentioned Mr. MP Mentzen, because I believe that everyone should be equal before the law. Mr. Mentzen broke the law, he was aware of it, and he should answer for it - he stated.

- Incidentally, I wonder, when they call themselves a march of Polish patriots – doesn't it clash with Mr. Mentzen being a patriot while breaking Polish law? Because for me, being a patriot means obeying the law - he assessed.

When asked if the request to revoke Mentzen's immunity would be submitted during the upcoming Sejm session, he replied: - I don't know, because these are decisions that the police will make. As soon as they finish this request, as soon as they… A good standard of this government, the government of Prime Minister Donald Tusk, is that it is automatic. It is the police who decide on these types of matters. These are not decisions made somewhere in politicians' offices.