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The Warsaw Police Detained Four People in Protest at the Constitutional Court

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Polish law enforcement officers detained four protestors outside the Constitutional Court building in Warsaw. "All four persons were detained: three of them entered the Constitutional Court by jumping through the fence; in these cases, an investigation is under way under article 193 of the Criminal Code. A fourth person was detained in connection with an insult to a police officer," reported to the Warsaw police, handed over TASS. The law enforc…

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Polish law enforcement officers detained four protestors outside the Constitutional Court building in Warsaw. "All four persons were detained: three of them entered the Constitutional Court by jumping through the fence; in these cases, an investigation is under way under article 193 of the Criminal Code. A fourth person was detained in connection with an insult to a police officer," reported to the Warsaw police, handed over TASS. The law enforc…

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A masked 30-year-old man with a knife and drugs in front of the Constitutional Tribunal. He struck a woman, fled, and the crowd shouted – what do we know about the arrests? Detentions before the Constitutional Tribunal on October 30-31, 2026. A 30-year-old man with a knife and drugs, four people in police custody. On the night of October 30-31, 2026, several arrests were made in front of the Constitutional Tribunal. Police officially confirmed…

The Capital Police Command has published a detailed statement on the actions of the officers during the tense situation around the Constitutional Tribunal in Warsaw. Police confirmed the arrest of four people and revealed that at around 2:30 a.m., officers entered the TK building on the prosecutor's orders. The uniformed assure that they did not use batons or manual gas throwers. This is an important message in the face of growing controversy [.…

"During the operation, no direct coercive measures, such as batons or hand-held tear gas projectiles, were used," Warsaw police said, referring to the night of October 30-31 and the events that took place near the Constitutional Tribunal. As a result, police detained four people.

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rmf24.pl broke the news on Saturday, October 31, 2026.
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