The Chief of Police Spoke Out After the Events at the Constitutional Tribunal. "I Do Not Have My consent."
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The proceedings before the Constitutional Tribunal were conducted in accordance with all legal and ethical standards. Our role is not to evaluate the functioning of the Constitutional Tribunal, but to implement the tasks contained in the Police Act," wrote Chief Police Commander, Inspector General Marek Boroń, in a letter to police officers.
Police Chief Inspector General Marek Boroń sent a letter to officers following the group's actions outside the Constitutional Tribunal. In the letter, which was made public, he addressed the media allegations and announced that he would protect officers from political pressure. The letter was a response to threats of criminal prosecution made outside the courthouse.
All actions taken by the police officers before the Constitutional Tribunal were lawful, assured Chief Police Commander Inspector General Marek Boroń in a letter addressed to officers. He also addressed the controversy surrounding the mobilization of police riot police, ordered from November 2nd to 8th.
Marek Boroń assured that "all recent police actions before the Constitutional Tribunal were fully consistent with applicable legal provisions."
All recent police actions before the Constitutional Tribunal were fully compliant with applicable law, reads a letter from Chief Commander Marek Boroń published on Sunday. He assured that he will not allow any uniformed officer to be exposed to liability that violates the law. "I do not consent to undermining the sense of security," he added.
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