Crime in Warsaw, Poland

I disagree the level is very low. It increased a lot in recent years since right-wing populists took power in 2015.

Just in the last year in my and nearby apartment of flats were 3 break-ins and 2 people were hit by cars driving on small
pedestrian streets - one is dead.

Every week there are couple deaths - yesterday 17y old was stabbed to death in the center, couple days ago 37y old was killed in accident caused by drugged driver

I am a woman who has lived in Warsaw her entire life. I have travelled a lot around the world, and can proudly say that this is the safest city I have ever been to. Obviously there are some homeless people, and drunks, however the amount of them is extremely low compared to other cities in Europe. Not a lot of dark-skinned migrants, but there is a lot of Ukrainians. I went out multiple times to clubs or bars with friends at night in the city centre, and nothing ever happened, so I am not scared walking alone at night.

As a female living in Warszawa for 5 years now it's been amazing. Very safe, cheap, people are very kind, city is clean and looks amazing, I never encountered problems of any kind. Warszawa often gets overshadowed by other cities but it's really amazing. 10/10 would recommend.
Also comments about migrants and such, please don't lie. Everyone knows that Poland does not welcome (illegal) migrants.

Living here for 7 years - I haven't encountered any problems yet

Warsaw is safe, but there are pretty much no go zones in the night, especially for women. Such as Praga, Gocław etc. There is also a problem with a lot of drunken groups of people that i have faced. Generally it is safe but it isn't perfect, for people with darker skin, it is pretty much impossible to use the mass transport, the level harassment will deter you, i have a Hindi friend, i've lost count how many times he got insulted, he got beaten twice when he used the nightly bus, this happend a lot less in the underground mass transit. If you plan to live here and you have darker skin, you should get a car or travel using uber.
Other then that, it is nice in regards of safety, not much robbery or theft, the assaults if you fair-skinned won't happen that much unless you go the no-go zones in the night.

I'm surprised these of "turkish teens" and "north african gangs". We, in Warsaw, really don't have much black african immigrants. These people don't want to work and they want social benefits. In Poland these benefits are quite small (if you are not resident). It's not enough for life in here. Most directions to Warsaw are west-central Asia, like Georgia, Armenia. Some from Middle East. There are a lot people from Bangladesh, India (and these areas), and of course, because of war, Ukraine. Most of them are working (taxi drivers, food couriers, and mostly jobs where specialization is not needed), but their temper is mostly unapriopriate which makes conflicts. They are quite organised, and they keep jobs for their compatriots. Mostly there is no solidarity with Poles. There was a month ago situation, where taxi driver from (probably) Georgia beat up an actor Marcin Bosak, because this taxi driver ran over him and his child. Actor protested. So driver got out of car, and beat him up. "The further east you go, the greater wilderness of the people."

But for now, there are not enough of them to make their own rules on the street, but probably, if nobody stops uncontrolled immigration, which is allowed by the goverment, it is going to change soon.

I got assaulted with a machete and got robbed by some Turkish teens. People are nice though

There’s a huge difference between north and south Praga, I’ve lived in Praga Południe (Gocław) for 25 years and often wander close to midnight and I have NEVER in my entire life been stopped by anyone. But if you are a foreigner, you might want to sadly avoid this area. Praga Północ is a different story, way more dangerous

Im quite surprised by these comments to be honest. Have you ever been in the streets of Ursynow or Praga? These areas are extremly rough... And the center is filled with junkies and homeless people just like London

Warsaw and Poland generally are very, very safe places.