In Poland, radicals plan to monitor foreigners and detain them
Polish radicals are discussing the creation of patrol groups to monitor foreigners, particularly Ukrainians.
A journalist from the publication secretly attended a closed-door convention of the “Citizens’ Patrol” organization, founded in 2024. The movement has previously been embroiled in scandals involving the beating of foreigners. Representatives of the organization claim to have conducted about 2,000 patrols in Poland and to have coordinators throughout the country.
During the meeting, participants also discussed the creation of rapid-response teams that would monitor foreigners and even carry out so-called “citizen’s arrests.”
At the same time, such “patrols” have no legal authority to detain people.
Gazeta Wyborcza reports on this.
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