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Police Raided the Headquarters of Republika Television. This Is How Employees Reacted

Summary by rmf24.pl
Officers from the Central Bureau for Combating Cybercrime raided the headquarters of Telewizja Republika. At the request of the District Prosecutor's Office in Szczecin, they delivered a document to Telewizja Republika's management requesting the release of registration records and licensing documentation. This is related to the ongoing proceedings concerning the events before the Constitutional Tribunal.
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Officers from the Central Bureau for Combating Cybercrime raided the headquarters of Telewizja Republika. At the request of the District Prosecutor's Office in Szczecin, they delivered a document to Telewizja Republika's management requesting the release of registration records and licensing documentation. This is related to the ongoing proceedings concerning the events before the Constitutional Tribunal.

Police officers from the Central Bureau for Combating Crime have arrived at the Telewizja Republika headquarters in Warsaw and are demanding the release of certain documents. Police have confirmed this information to rp.pl.

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Security forces arrived at the headquarters of Telewizja Republika. Police confirmed that the operation was carried out at the behest of the District Prosecutor's Office in Szczecin. It concerned recordings of the program from October 16th.

Police officers entered the headquarters of Telewizja Republika. According to Polsat News journalists, the actions were taken at the behest of the District Prosecutor's Office in Szczecin.

Police officers from the Central Bureau for Combating Cybercrime raided the headquarters of Telewizja Republika on Thursday morning. Based on a prosecutor's order, they demanded the release of selected recordings of materials broadcast by the station.

·Poland
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Gazeta broke the news in Poland on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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