
Chief Commander of the Police Marek Boroń referred to the formation's activities before the Constitutional Tribunal and to rumors about the alleged participation of German officers.
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The Chief Commander of the Police referred to the issue of securing the building of the Constitutional Tribunal and the reports of right-wing politicians.
"We're not here for that"
A policeman is supposed to ensure the safety of all citizens. Polarization has a direct impact on social emotions. If there were no policemen there (in front of the building of the Constitutional Tribunal - editor's note), we would have a big problem - explained the police chief in a conversation with RMF FM reporter Krzysztof Zasada.
We have achieved stabilization. Moreover, the people who protested and those who were in the Tribunal could be safe - emphasized Marek Boroń. He criticized all those who stir up emotions about the situation in the Constitutional Tribunal. In his opinion, this is an act to the detriment of society.
Let constitutionalists comment on how all organs in the state function. We are not here to do that, said the Chief Commander of the Police in an interview with RMF FM.
Police officers are to be held accountable for violating the rules of professional ethics
Marek Boroń was also asked about possible penalties for those police officers who call on their colleagues to disobey.
We will analyze and take action against those who violate the rules of policeman's professional ethics and act illegally, he announced. At the same time, he admitted that he had no information about specific cases in which officers would refuse to obey their superiors.
This is building negative emotions. Sending all these forms online is intended to make police officers have doubts, said the head of the Police Headquarters.
In a conversation with an RMF FM reporter, Marek Boroń assured that the police acted in accordance with the law in front of the building of the Constitutional Tribunal. He also thanked all the officers involved in these activities for their professionalism.
They serve the homeland - not any political party - he emphasized.
KGP: Before the Constitutional Tribunal, there were no foreign policemen
Today, the Police Headquarters commented on the information spread by right-wing politicians that Polish police officers were to be supported by German officers during their actions before the Constitutional Tribunal in Warsaw.
We would like to inform you that only Polish Police officers are on duty while securing the area of the Constitutional Tribunal. Police officers from other countries did not participate in the security. We appeal not to mislead the public and not to spread false information - we read in a message published on social media.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Police Headquarters will analyze cases of possible violations of ethics rules by officers
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