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The police carried out inspections in educational institutions in connection with suspicions of prohibited acts.
In today's announcement, the police announced that the situation in schools has stabilized and the police have not recorded any further incidents or detained any more people.
Since the beginning of the activities, nearly 238,000 tests have been carried out. inspections of facilities and 194 people detained. Until 06:00, 519 incidents were recorded in which officers carried out activities in connection with a justified suspicion of committing a prohibited act, the officers said.
As an RMF FM reporter found out, last 24 hours the police did not record any disturbing event on the Internet that would require intervention. Last week, this number dropped from several dozen a day to several. This means that there are fewer police patrols in front of schools today. Many of the uniformed officers were able to return to their daily duties.

During a protest in front of the Constitutional Tribunal, a policewoman was attacked. After a wave of hate on social media, the head of the Police Headquarters, Gen. Insp. Marek Boroń announced legal support for officers and the fight against online hatred.

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Two men, aged 20 and 32, reported to the prosecutor's office in Leipzig after damaging the fence of Leipzig/Halle airport. The 20-year-old was driving without a driving license. The services are investigating the case in the context of previous incidents with drones in this area.

The District Prosecutor's Office in Katowice accused Dr. Janusz Ł., former director of the hospital in Rzeszów, for extorting PLN 1.3 million from the National Health Fund for unauthorized treatments and endangering the health of three patients. The doctor faces up to 10 years in prison.

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The leader of the Jesus the Morning Star sect, Dzong, was sentenced to many years in prison for manipulating followers and sexual crimes. The court also imposed additional punitive measures.