Police in Warsaw’s Mokotów district detained a 57-year-old man who allegedly phoned a local foundation and suggested carrying out an attack like the one in Kraków. Officers said the case surfaced after the foundation staff alerted them. During the call, the man allegedly referenced the Kraków tragedy and indicated he was considering a similar attack. Police later questioned witnesses and secured a recording of the conversation. Officers also worked to identify the caller and assess whether there was a real threat behind his words. The man was arrested near his home. When questioned, he claimed he was acting due to a difficult life situation and told police he did not want to harm anyone. The 57-year-old was charged with making a false alarm and placed under police supervision. If convicted, he faces a prison term of between six months and eight years.