🚨NEW FOOTAGE: 🇵🇱 POLISH MEP AND CONFEDERATION OF THE POLISH CROWN LEADER GRZEGORZ BRAUN: “IS THIS EVEN THE POLICE, OR A GANG OF IMPOSTORS?!” POLISH POLITICIANS ARE NOW QUESTIONING THE IDENTITIES OF OFFICERS DEPLOYED OUTSIDE THE COUNTRY’S CONSTITUTIONAL TRIBUNAL. During the tense nighttime confrontation in Warsaw, MEP Grzegorz Braun filmed riot police standing in formation outside the Constitutional Tribunal. Braun pointed to officers whose helmets appeared to lack visible identification numbers or markings, raising doubts about whether everyone in the formation could be properly identified. “IS THIS EVEN THE POLICE, OR A GANG OF IMPOSTORS?!” His allegation was echoed by Polish politician Włodzimierz Skalik, who described attempting to obtain an officer’s identification number. Skalik claimed that the officer appeared not to understand Polish and turned to another officer for an explanation. “HE GAVE THE IMPRESSION THAT HE DID NOT UNDERSTAND WHAT I WAS SAYING TO HIM — THAT HE DID NOT UNDERSTAND POLISH.” The allegations come amid Poland’s escalating constitutional confrontation, with President Karol Nawrocki and opposition politicians challenging the government’s actions surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal. THE CONTROVERSY NOW EXTENDS BEYOND WHO CONTROLS THE COURT — TO WHETHER THE OFFICERS ENFORCING SECURITY CAN BE INDIVIDUALLY IDENTIFIED. Some helmets and shields in the footage visibly carry police markings, while other identification details are obscured or difficult to distinguish. There is no verified evidence in the footage that the officers are impostors or foreign personnel. SHOULD EVERY OFFICER DEPLOYED AT A CONSTITUTIONAL COURT BE CLEARLY IDENTIFIABLE — ESPECIALLY DURING A DISPUTE OVER THE LEGALITY OF THE OPERATION?
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🚨NEW FOOTAGE: 🇵🇱 POLISH MEP AND CONFEDERATION OF THE POLISH CROWN LEADER GRZEGORZ BRAUN: “IS THIS EVEN THE POLICE, OR A GANG OF IMPOSTORS?!”
POLISH POLITICIANS ARE NOW QUESTIONING THE IDENTITIES OF OFFICERS DEPLOYED OUTSIDE THE COUNTRY’S CONSTITUTIONAL TRIBUNAL.
During the tense nighttime confrontation in Warsaw, MEP Grzegorz Braun filmed riot police standing in formation outside the Constitutional Tribunal.
Braun pointed to officers whose helmets appeared to lack visible identification numbers or markings, raising doubts about whether everyone in the formation could be properly identified.
“IS THIS EVEN THE POLICE, OR A GANG OF IMPOSTORS?!”
His allegation was echoed by Polish politician Włodzimierz Skalik, who described attempting to obtain an officer’s identification number.
Skalik claimed that the officer appeared not to understand Polish and turned to another officer for an explanation.
“HE GAVE THE IMPRESSION THAT HE DID NOT UNDERSTAND WHAT I WAS SAYING TO HIM — THAT HE DID NOT UNDERSTAND POLISH.”
The allegations come amid Poland’s escalating constitutional confrontation, with President Karol Nawrocki and opposition politicians challenging the government’s actions surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal.
THE CONTROVERSY NOW EXTENDS BEYOND WHO CONTROLS THE COURT — TO WHETHER THE OFFICERS ENFORCING SECURITY CAN BE INDIVIDUALLY IDENTIFIED.
Some helmets and shields in the footage visibly carry police markings, while other identification details are obscured or difficult to distinguish.
There is no verified evidence in the footage that the officers are impostors or foreign personnel.
SHOULD EVERY OFFICER DEPLOYED AT A CONSTITUTIONAL COURT BE CLEARLY IDENTIFIABLE — ESPECIALLY DURING A DISPUTE OVER THE LEGALITY OF THE OPERATION?
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