
Piotr Salak will discuss the topics of interventions against young people, plans to create the National Bureau of Investigation and sabotage issues
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The Polish police are facing a wave of false bomb alarms and plans for a profound reorganization of investigative structures.
One of the topics will also be interventions against young people after subsequent threats and alarms. How many people have already been released after initial detentions? Are we dealing with an imitation effect? We will also ask whether the police have enough forces to secure facilities across the country for a longer period of time. How were the inspections carried out?
The conversation also discussed the planned National Police Bureau of Investigation. Will the merger of structures actually improve the work of the services or may it weaken the specialized cybersecurity department? Will the reorganization slow down the long-running CBŚP and CBZC investigations?
There will also be questions about arrests in connection with the attack on the Starlinków station and suspicions of sabotage. Do the three detained people close this thread, or does the police carry out further activities? We will also ask how the war in Ukraine changed the daily work of the police and whether the night prohibition in cities such as Krakow and Warsaw actually limited the number of interventions and should be extended to the entire country.
We invite you to Piotr Salak's interview at 6:02 p.m. on RMF FM, online Radio RMF24, on the RMF24.pl website, the RMF ON application and our social media!

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