Police Respond to Attacks by Politicians. "There Are No Police Inside the tribunal."
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During the protests, police officers were urged by organizers and politicians to leave the area in front of the Constitutional Tribunal. They were called "traitors," "militia," "ZOMO," and shouted that they should take sick leave to avoid performing their duties. "Today, the National Police Headquarters received correspondence from the Prosecutor General requesting special attention to the security of the Constitutional Tribunal due to the ongoi…
The Police Headquarters denies information about the connection between the mobilization of officers and the demonstration in front of the Constitutional Tribunal.
The date of October 31 indicated in the letters is not a strict deadline: the offices of the local police are in...
The police deny that the order to be ready to mobilize from November 2nd to 8th was related to the events around the Constitutional Tribunal.
The National Police Headquarters has denied reports suggesting that the ordered mobilization of officers was related to the demonstration in front of the Constitutional Tribunal. The order to maintain full readiness from November 2nd to 8th concerns threats of sabotage and subversion.
"We categorically deny the information citing the letter of October 29th and suggesting the deployment of officers in the situation involving the Constitutional Tribunal," the National Police Headquarters announced. The letter, which states that officers are fully prepared, is related to the current threats related to acts of sabotage and subversion.
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