Warsaw police reportedly mobilized to block Constitutional Tribunal president

According to unconfirmed information, the Warsaw police command has entered a mobilization phase intended to forcibly occupy the Constitutional Tribunal. Officers are said to be ready to deny Bogdan Święczkowski entry to the court premises. The alleged plan includes deploying personnel from the police’s operational-technology division (WTO), which handles wiretaps and other technical tools.

The rumor first appeared on X in a post by journalist Cezary Gmyz, who highlighted the atypical nature of the operation. No statement has been released by the police or the Tribunal, leaving the claim speculative. If accurate, the action would represent a direct interference with the judiciary.