The Prosecutor's Office Announces Actions After the Scuffles Before the Constitutional Tribunal
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Clashes with police in front of the Constitutional Tribunal in Warsaw. Protesters are protesting against Maciej Berek's swearing-in ceremony, which took place without the president's presence. Among the demonstrators are Law and Justice (PiS) MPs and Robert Bąkiewicz from the Border Defense Movement. The prosecutor's office has announced investigations into the matter.
It appears that the list of problems Robert Bąkiewicz will have to face has grown, according to the latest press release from the prosecutor's office.
A brawl and scuffle broke out in front of the Constitutional Tribunal. Protesters attempted to block Judge Maciej Berek's entry, prompting police to intervene. Chief of the services, General Marek Boroń, revealed that the first arrests had been made.
"I disarmed one," a recording from outside the Constitutional Tribunal in Warsaw can be heard, which has surfaced online. Was the officer's weapon confiscated? We asked the Warsaw Police Headquarters about this. Onet has learned that the first arrests have already been made before the Constitutional Tribunal "in connection with insulting and violating the officer's bodily integrity."
The District Prosecutor's Office announced that it has initiated investigations into the forcible forcing of police officers to abandon their duties before the Constitutional Tribunal, including by Robert Bąkiewicz.
The prosecutor's office has initiated investigations "in the scope of forcing police officers to abandon their legal duties before the Constitutional Tribunal by Robert Bąkiewicz through violence and unlawful threats."
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