Polish police tell stories of encountering UFOs

Polish police recounted encounters with the Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) in a book published late last year by a Polish writer.

According to Mirror, Piotr Cielebiaś is a writer, a Polish journalist who specializes in unusual phenomena. In the book published in November 2015, he recounts stories that Polish police tell about UFOs.

Around 4 am on January 8, 2015, two policemen in the city of Opole, southwestern Poland, drove back after the night shift on an empty road. Suddenly they saw strange lights sweeping over the nearby forest.

At first, the two policemen thought it was the light emitted from the cell phone receiver tower, but then they saw clearly that the glowing object was getting closer to their car and was quickly suspended above. a row of trees is about a kilometer from the road.

They saw this orange-colored object begin to deform and change color.

Science fiction writer Piotr Cielebiaś.(Photo: Mirror).

One of the police said that a few minutes earlier, his colleague said "there is something in the air".

"She repeated that sentence several times before the light appeared," he recalls. "When the object appeared on the horizon, we decided to stop the car and check it. From a distance it looked like a ball and then turned into a crescent shape."

"It moves with no noise, no sound of engine or propeller , " he said. "After that, the object released something like a ball of light. Then suddenly from below it emitted a flashing flash of light."

This object is about 10 meters long. When they drove off the scene, the object hovered in the air about 60 meters, starting to move along the vehicle, keeping the distance constant for a kilometer.

Though frightened, the two policemen still tried to stop their cars in the next village and took the phone to take a picture of the object.

"It's like a dome with a dome above it, emitting a yellow light (sometimes turning orange), dazzling. At the bottom, we can see three smaller balls glowing blue and white. I doubt it's the engine of the object but no sound emitted, " a police officer said.

"This situation is completely unexpected, we are not prepared for a UFO encounter . I wish I could get closer to it then."

After arriving at the station, two policemen decided to report back to their superiors, but all considered it a joke and thought they were too tired and hallucinated. The report sunk into oblivion.

At Lake Otmuchowskie in 2008, another police officer also reported on an object he thought was a UFO.

"At about two o'clock in the morning, I saw a row of 15 lights glowing red. My colleagues and I decided to hide the patrol car into a darker place to avoid being detected by strange objects," he recalls.

"Then some lights are off, some lights change positions and start moving in different directions."

Two police officers in Daniec village, on the outskirts of Opole city, also saw UFOs.

UFO taken by Polish police.(Photo: Mirror).

"When it was June or July 1997, we were in a shift, and we heard that there was a drunken man with a troubled ax," the witness recalls. When they stopped on the road to go to the toilet, they saw two bright white spheres flying at high speed about 300 meters from the patrol car, then stopped, accelerated and turned sharply.

"We stood still with fear. I was happy not to go alone. A ball approached us and stopped about 10 meters away. The other was still floating above the field, and then all of a sudden, they disappeared in the same instant as someone ordered ".

A former Polish national police officer also said that he had seen a UFO with the same body as the Antonov An-22 but without wings in the winter of 1978 in the area between Ornontowice and Chudów (two villages belonging to Silesian province, central Poland).

The police thought it was a plane crashed and falling, so hurriedly ran to a local bakery to call the responsible staff, but he was ridiculed to be drunk so no one believed Your words.