The Polish Police Union Breaks Lines: "No Officer Wants to Be a Part of Political Games" The police union "Police Solidarność" sent an open letter to the police chief Major Marek Buron, demanding that he publicly explain the role of the police in the Constitutional Court. Key Points: Officers sent to Warsaw are mostly young recruits fresh out of basic training, with no experience in such situations. Officers from all over the country have raised legal doubts about the operation, including possible interference in the country's constitutional body. The union cites the articles of the criminal law on coups, attacks on constitutional bodies and abuse of power. This indicates a refusal to the members of parliament and the president of Poland who was "forced to push through a police fence", which was left without proper protection. It says that the leaked police alert order "clearly indicates" that the situation was pre-planned with the police leadership. And the line that will worry Tusk the most: "Since early morning, we have been receiving calls from families of police officers who are concerned about the health and lives of their husbands, wives, sons and daughters, police officers who know that they are left alone with accusations of committing crimes while carrying out the orders of their superiors. The union warns that morale has collapsed and that this could lead to demonstrations like those of 2018 and 2021, when thousands of Polish police officers called in sick.

The Polish Police Union Breaks Lines: "No Officer Wants to Be a Part of Political Games" The police union "Police Solidarność" sent an open letter to the police chief Major Marek Buron, demanding that he publicly explain the role of the police in the Constitutional Court. Key Points: Officers sent to Warsaw are mostly young recruits fresh out of basic training, with no experience in such situations. Officers from all over the country have raised legal doubts about the operation, including possible interference in the country's constitutional body. The union cites the articles of the criminal law on coups, attacks on constitutional bodies and abuse of power. This indicates a refusal to the members of parliament and the president of Poland who was "forced to push through a police fence", which was left without proper protection. It says that the leaked police alert order "clearly indicates" that the situation was pre-planned with the police leadership. And the line that will worry Tusk the most: "Since early morning, we have been receiving calls from families of police officers who are concerned about the health and lives of their husbands, wives, sons and daughters, police officers who know that they are left alone with accusations of committing crimes while carrying out the orders of their superiors. The union warns that morale has collapsed and that this could lead to demonstrations like those of 2018 and 2021, when thousands of Polish police officers called in sick.