# Police Presence at Constitutional Court Protest

- Original post: https://www.twitter.com/i/status/2118255538249023687
- Source account: [@Lewica_News](https://x.com/Lewica_News)
- Source language: Polish
- Target language: English
- Duration: 0:45
- Published: 2026-11-05
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## Transcript

[0:00](https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/3kwxYKzEulwF/transcript-of-police-presence-at-constitutional-court-protest) Is it normal for the police to cordon off the Constitutional Tribunal from the public, to have police lines standing there, guarding those judges?

[0:06](https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/3kwxYKzEulwF/transcript-of-police-presence-at-constitutional-court-protest?t=6) But, sir, but— from what I can see, the citizens outside the Constitutional Tribunal are having a party.

[0:15](https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/3kwxYKzEulwF/transcript-of-police-presence-at-constitutional-court-protest?t=15) The MPs are singing, singing and dancing, so I don't see any kind of dispute there at all.

[0:21](https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/3kwxYKzEulwF/transcript-of-police-presence-at-constitutional-court-protest?t=21) I simply don't see any major battles. Quite rightly, by the way.

[0:28](https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/3kwxYKzEulwF/transcript-of-police-presence-at-constitutional-court-protest?t=28) People are simply watching what's happening, And there right now, you know, well, I mean, no— So what are the police there for, Mr. Speaker? I don't want to.

[0:36](https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/3kwxYKzEulwF/transcript-of-police-presence-at-constitutional-court-protest?t=36) You know, well, but they keep an eye on nightclubs, they keep an eye on nightclubs to keep order.

[0:43](https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/3kwxYKzEulwF/transcript-of-police-presence-at-constitutional-court-protest?t=43) Thank you, sir, very— A month from now, there's the president