One suspect linked to Poland's recent false alarm incidents

Polish authorities have identified and arrested a primary suspect, known as "bomber," believed to be responsible for a series of recent false alarm incidents that disrupted institutions across the country. While three individuals were initially detained, the investigation, led by the Prosecutor's Office of Warsaw-Praga, now focuses on the 20-year-old hacker.

According to "Rzeczpospolita," the "bomber" is allegedly linked to two specific false alarms this year: one concerning Telewizja Republika and another targeting the residence of PiS party leader Jarosław Kaczyński. A false alarm at the home of president Karol Nawrocki in Gdańsk has also been added to the investigation.

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These individuals acted together. However, their network of contacts is much, much wider.

The suspect, previously known to law enforcement, was apprehended on May 24. He had been arrested before in November for involvement with an organized hacker group that allegedly paralyzed hundreds of institutions, including public offices, schools, and hospitals, in Poland. This group is believed to be responsible for the widespread disruption.

While the initial detentions involved three people, the investigation has clarified that only the "bomber" is directly connected to the two most recent incidents. The first detained man faces charges related to past false alarms, but his interrogation led to the identification of the "bomber." The investigation is also examining whether foreign services could be involved in paralyzing Polish institutions through cyber threats, although the prosecutor's office has not yet provided specific details on this aspect.

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Based on this group, it can be said with high probability that the perpetrator of the false alarm at Karol Nawrocki's apartment will be identified.