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The article describes a situation in which the police detained a man suspected of planning an attack on the Prime Minister after information about a possible attack put the special services on alert.
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Information about a possible attack put the police, the State Protection Service and the Internal Security Agency on alert. The police detained a man suspected of planning an attack on the prime minister. What does verification of such signals look like in practice?
When does a threat become a real threat, and what actions do the services take before they decide to change the protection rules? What does the protection of the Prime Minister and members of the government look like today? Are the procedures adapted to the threats, which include not only direct attacks, but also threats spread on the Internet and the activities of people radicalizing online? Do current regulations and SOP capabilities allow you to respond effectively to such situations?
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Information about a potential attack on the head of government and the minister of defense was received by the police through the State Protection Service. The services take the matter very seriously and say there is a high probability that the threats will be fulfilled.

Karolina Gałecka's statement does not contain details about the plan to assassinate the prime minister and deputy prime minister. Politicians remain silent and the secret services refuse to provide information.