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International prostitution ring disbanded by Polish police

Police officers from the central bureau of investigations disbanded an international crime group that had benfitted from prostitution. The criminal had recruited Polish and Ukrainian women who were sent to France. In this way, up several hundred females could have been taken advantage of.

"Judges shouldn't fear politicians". Paweł Juszczyszyn calls upon judges

He demanded a letter of support from members of the new National Council of the Judiciary and now faces severe consequences. The ministry of justice withdrew the delegation of judge Paweł Juszczyszyn, who until recently worked in the District Court in Olsztyn. The judge has no doubt that this is political revenge.

Car hits a woman on marked pedestrian crossing in Lublin

A woman has been hit by a volvo on a marked pedestrian crossing. The accident in Lublin has been captured on the CCTV. The woman entered the crossing, looking at her phone. Before that she didn't check if cars were approaching. The video also shows that the driver of the volvo noticed the woman too late and attempted to avoid hitting her by swerving left.

Deputy PM Gowin says coalition deal to be signed this week

Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Science and Higher Education Jarosław Gowin said on Monday that coalition agreement between the parties forming the United Right would be signed this week. He stressed that he considered as the key the programme issues that had been agreed upon by the coalition.

Tragic weekend in Poland as 11 people died in fires

During the last weekend in Poland over 500 fires broke out which took the lives of 11 people - the spokesman for the State Fire Service Senior Brigadier Paweł Frątczak informed on Monday. He added that it was the most tragic weekend in months when it comes to the number of victims.

Senate Marshal to ask top lawyers for advice on ECJ ruling

The Marshal of the Senate Tomasz Grodzki (Civic Coalition) said on Wednesday that he might put forward legislation that would adjust regulations to match the ECJ's ruling on the Disciplinary Chamber of the Supreme Court. The Marshal is to meet with distinguished Polish lawyers on Friday, and ask them on their opinion on the EU Court's verdict.

11-year-old dies after inhaling deodorant in Jelenia Góra

Two children, an 11-year-old boy and a 13-year-old girl, were looking for a high. They bought a can of deodorant to inhale, and just hours later the boy died. Attempts were made to resuscitate the boy and he was taken to a hospital but it was too late. The girl is in stable condition.