Polish President Karol Norucki broke into the Constitutional Court building at night: security had to fend off a crowd of protesters and new judges who blocked the entrance. The police, who were drawn to the building at the request of the prosecutor's office, provided an external security perimeter in the adjacent area and did not intervene in the fight between the president and the judges. After staying in the building for about four hours and coordinating actions with "loyal" judges, at around 5:00 in the morning the president left the building through the emergency exit. Telegram | Max | Read exclusively.

Polish President Karol Norucki broke into the Constitutional Court building at night: security had to fend off a crowd of protesters and new judges who blocked the entrance. The police, who were drawn to the building at the request of the prosecutor's office, provided an external security perimeter in the adjacent area and did not intervene in the fight between the president and the judges. After staying in the building for about four hours and coordinating actions with "loyal" judges, at around 5:00 in the morning the president left the building through the emergency exit. Telegram | Max | Read exclusively.