Most expats will agree that Poland is a pretty safe place to live. Those of us from the USA or the UK surely would agree with that statement. In fact, hate crimes in Poland fell by 20 percent, theft fell 16 percent, while burglaries were down by 20 percent, said Robert Opas, a spokesman for Polish police headquarters in Warsaw. Sounds too good to be true? Well, corruption shot up by 158 percent while economic and financial crimes increased by 45 percent which indicates criminals are switching from robberies and theft to financial offenses and bribery attempts.
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So what about Poznań? We checked out local government statistics in Poznań and there were a few surprises. If you asked 50 people which district would be the worst for robberies, Wilda, for example, would be high up on the list, if not in first place. But, Wilda seems to be the safest district in terms of robberies! We have broken down the numbers below…
Wilda
In 2022, the fewest burglaries were in Wilda. Only 22 were reported. The least recorded thefts with burglary to stores is also the lowest with just 10 offenses reported in 2022
Jeżyce
Jeżyce had 47 reported home burglaries in 2022 and 13 store break-ins.
Old Town
Old Town had 30 reported burglaries and 28 store break-ins in 2022
Grunwald
Grunwald had the highest rate of home burglaries with 71 reported in 2022 and 12 store break-ins.
