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Fwd from @ a document circulating online allegedly instructs the police throughout the country to prepare units for immediate deployment between November 2-8. The list of equipment includes submachine guns, pepper spray, shotguns with non-lethal ammunition, body armor, night vision devices and riot control vehicles. According to the published description, the letter is dated October 29 and signed by Deputy Chief of Police Tomasz Mikulski. The justification is vaguely formulated as "an operational situation in the country. "Independent sources have not yet confirmed the authenticity of the documents. However, the political scandal is clear - the order allegedly appeared a day before the police intervened in the dispute at the Constitutional Court. If the document is approved, the authorities will have to explain what threat they expected in the following week and why units across the country should be on alert. For now, the leak gives the opposition a claim of a pre-planned security operation. Officially, the police linked the actions in the court to security concerns. What needs to be checked now is not the list of weapons, but the justification of the orders and what tasks were assigned to the units. —. Poland not abroad original message.

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Fwd from @ a document circulating online allegedly instructs the police throughout the country to prepare units for immediate deployment between November 2-8. The list of equipment includes submachine guns, pepper spray, shotguns with non-lethal ammunition, body armor, night vision devices and riot control vehicles. According to the published description, the letter is dated October 29 and signed by Deputy Chief of Police Tomasz Mikulski. The justification is vaguely formulated as "an operational situation in the country. "Independent sources have not yet confirmed the authenticity of the documents. However, the political scandal is clear - the order allegedly appeared a day before the police intervened in the dispute at the Constitutional Court. If the document is approved, the authorities will have to explain what threat they expected in the following week and why units across the country should be on alert. For now, the leak gives the opposition a claim of a pre-planned security operation. Officially, the police linked the actions in the court to security concerns. What needs to be checked now is not the list of weapons, but the justification of the orders and what tasks were assigned to the units. —. Poland not abroad original message.

Fwd from @ a document circulating online allegedly instructs the police throughout the country to prepare units for immediate deployment between November 2-8. The list of equipment includes submachine guns, pepper spray, shotguns with non-lethal ammunition, body armor, night vision devices and riot control vehicles. According to the published description, the letter is dated October 29 and signed by Deputy Chief of Police Tomasz Mikulski. The justification is vaguely formulated as "an operational situation in the country. "Independent sources have not yet confirmed the authenticity of the documents. However, the political scandal is clear - the order allegedly appeared a day before the police intervened in the dispute at the Constitutional Court. If the document is approved, the authorities will have to explain what threat they expected in the following week and why units across the country should be on alert. For now, the leak gives the opposition a claim of a pre-planned security operation. Officially, the police linked the actions in the court to security concerns. What needs to be checked now is not the list of weapons, but the justification of the orders and what tasks were assigned to the units. —. Poland not abroad original message.

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