Four people detained before the Constitutional Tribunal. The police explain the actions

The police issued a statement on the X platform in which they informed what actions the officers took while securing the area of ​​the Constitutional Tribunal.

As noted, the officers "performed statutory tasks related to ensuring the safety of people staying in the building and those gathered in front of it, as well as protecting public order and property."

"Due to the course of the assembly and the enormous social emotions accompanying it, the officers had to demonstrate self-control, resistance to pressure and the ability to respond appropriately in a dynamically changing situation. The policemen and policewomen remained calm and professional, respecting the right of the assembly participants to express their views. They called for compliance with the law and maintaining the peaceful nature of the assembly. They conducted all activities with respect for the dignity and rights of every human being," the statement noted.

The police stressed that no means of direct coercion were used during the operations. "However, this did not mean consent to breaking the law," it added.

In total, the police detained four people. Three of them entered the premises of the Constitutional Tribunal by jumping over the fence. One insulted an officer.