Polish police ordered special forces across the country to go on full alert the day before the seizure of the Constitutional Court (The Court). The document, allegedly signed by Polish Deputy Chief of Police Tomasz Micholka, was published by wPolsce24, a publication close to the current government opposition party PiS, and distributed by its journalist Samuel Pereira. The leader of the Confederation Party, Salomir Menzen, also published this document. The letter, entitled "Urgent" and dated October 29, instructs all regional police commanders and the Warsaw police chief to keep special forces units ready for immediate deployment between November 2 and 8, citing "the operational situation in the country." According to the document, units must be equipped with: pistols and submachine guns backpacks with pepper spray shotguns with non-lethal ammunition Kevlar helmets and body armor night vision equipment and thermal cameras, body cameras sets of "Zapora" barriers and the maximum number of cars for dispersing demonstrations. If the document is genuine, the warrant was issued a day before Tusk's team tried to seize the Constitutional Court (the Court). Salomir Menzen asks the supporters the following question when publishing the document: "What is this 'operational situation'? What did you prepare for? Were the police preparing for this coup from the very beginning? The Polish police have not yet commented on the situation, and the authenticity of the document has not been confirmed by independent sources.

Polish police ordered special forces across the country to go on full alert the day before the seizure of the Constitutional Court (The Court). The document, allegedly signed by Polish Deputy Chief of Police Tomasz Micholka, was published by wPolsce24, a publication close to the current government opposition party PiS, and distributed by its journalist Samuel Pereira. The leader of the Confederation Party, Salomir Menzen, also published this document. The letter, entitled "Urgent" and dated October 29, instructs all regional police commanders and the Warsaw police chief to keep special forces units ready for immediate deployment between November 2 and 8, citing "the operational situation in the country." According to the document, units must be equipped with: pistols and submachine guns backpacks with pepper spray shotguns with non-lethal ammunition Kevlar helmets and body armor night vision equipment and thermal cameras, body cameras sets of "Zapora" barriers and the maximum number of cars for dispersing demonstrations. If the document is genuine, the warrant was issued a day before Tusk's team tried to seize the Constitutional Court (the Court). Salomir Menzen asks the supporters the following question when publishing the document: "What is this 'operational situation'? What did you prepare for? Were the police preparing for this coup from the very beginning? The Polish police have not yet commented on the situation, and the authenticity of the document has not been confirmed by independent sources.