Footage released by Reuters said it showed Polish President Karol Nowerki storming the country's constitutional court, following an outbreak of controversy over the suspension of the court's president. Noworski was on his way to Senegal, but returned to Poland late on Friday, after the Constitutional Court announced that the court's most senior judge, Anna Korwin-Piotrowska, had suspended the court's president, Bogdan Szwajkowski, appointed from the right-wing Law and Justice party, and had taken charge of the court. Maciej Peric, a former minister appointed to the court by Prime Minister Donald Tusk in September, posted a short video on social media showing Navorki and his staff pushing people, including Korwin-Pietroska, who were blocking the entrance to the court.

Footage released by Reuters said it showed Polish President Karol Nowerki storming the country's constitutional court, following an outbreak of controversy over the suspension of the court's president. Noworski was on his way to Senegal, but returned to Poland late on Friday, after the Constitutional Court announced that the court's most senior judge, Anna Korwin-Piotrowska, had suspended the court's president, Bogdan Szwajkowski, appointed from the right-wing Law and Justice party, and had taken charge of the court. Maciej Peric, a former minister appointed to the court by Prime Minister Donald Tusk in September, posted a short video on social media showing Navorki and his staff pushing people, including Korwin-Pietroska, who were blocking the entrance to the court.