The Police, the Bailiff and the Anarchists. Eviction in the Maltese Housing Estate
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The bailiff evicted one of the residents from the Maltese Housing Estate. The entrance to the house was blocked by activists. Police intervened at the scene. “Gestapo!” - the people who barricaded the entrance shouted at them.
This concerns a plot of land sold by the curia to developers.
On Wednesday around noon, police removed approximately 30 people from the plot of land belonging to a resident of Poznań's Maltański Housing Estate, which had been sold to a developer by the Parish of St. John of Jerusalem Beyond the Walls. They attempted to block the eviction of the woman and her child. The plot was ultimately vacated.
Police forcibly removed protesters from the estate. Another eviction took place in the Malta Estate in Poznań. Previously, 45-year-old Krzysztof Obst was forcibly removed from his property. We will not let them […]
Until the last moment, Sandra Mayer hoped she wouldn't be evicted from the home she'd lived in for 33 years. A bailiff arrived at the Maltańskie housing estate in Poznań, accompanied by an army of police and workers armed with saws and metal-cutting shears. Protesters defending the woman were forcibly removed. After she was evicted onto the streets, the demolition of her home began immediately.
A second forced eviction took place in the Malta Estate in Poznań. Sandra Mayer's home was defended by dozens of people, with police forcibly removing them, and a bailiff entering the property at 12:45 p.m. The Poznań Curia sold the land to a developer, and the residents had previously received payment notices.
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