Police broke into Anzhalika Borys's apartment

After 1 p.m. police officers came to the apartment owned by the UPB chair Anzhalika Borys. She was not in, only her sister was there. The police demanded she opens the door or they force it open.
According to Radio Liberty, her sister had to let them inside. Two investigators said that they had come to investigate the complaint made by Mikhal Dvorchak, a representative of the Polish committee "People in sympathy with Belarus". Unidentified people attacked him outside the house where A.Borys lives and took his rucksack away.
While the police officers were still in the apartment, Anzhalika Borys herself and Polish journalists arrived. Andrzej Pisalnik, an activist of the Union of Poles, told the Charter-97 press center that Anzhelika Borys was asked provocative questions. For example, they asked her if anyone of her circle could have attacked Mikhal Dvorchak.
After fifteen minutes in the apartment, the police officers left.