
The head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration accuses the station's journalists of defaming and insulting police officers.
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Right-wing groups are demonstrating in front of the seat of the Constitutional Tribunal, during which a policewoman was attacked.
Marcin Kierwiński said on Tuesday on website X that he submitted the notifications on Monday.
"I have filed reports with the Prosecutor's Office against Republika, Sakiewicz and other 'journalists' of this station. They will be held accountable in court for the way they attacked the policemen, for the way they insulted their uniforms, for every brazen lie and slander," wrote the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration.
Already on Friday, the minister announced that he would take legal action in connection with - as he said - the growing aggression against officers.
Kierwiński explained that the notifications include, among others, suspicions of defamation and insulting police officers. He also pointed to exhortations to refrain from official duties, encouraging the disclosure of information about officers' private lives and influencing official activities.
Any person who insults an officer, tries to put pressure on him, or commits violence against an officer will sooner or later end up in court, he said on Friday.
He added that some activities are not carried out immediately so as not to escalate the situation related to the protests in front of the Constitutional Tribunal.
Chief of Police: The uniform deserves respect
On Monday, the Chief of Police, General Insp., addressed policemen and policewomen. Marek Boroń. In the letter, he wrote that he decided to speak out after a wave of hatred directed against the officers on the Internet.
"I am particularly moved by the situation of a policewoman who, while performing her official duties, became the object of indiscriminate insults and public humiliation," he emphasized.
Boroń assured that, as the chief commander, he stands behind every officer. He also emphasized that a police officer performing his duties in uniform has the right to respect, protection of dignity and good name.
Demonstrations from right-wing circles are taking place in front of the seat of the Constitutional Tribunal, related to the political dispute surrounding this institution.
During one of the demonstrations, a policewoman was attacked. The officer was injured and taken to hospital.

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