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41-Year-Old Warsaw Man Faces 10 Years for Drug Possession on Brzeska Street

Police in Warsaw’s Praga-Północ district arrested a 41-year-old man at 14A Brzeska Street after discovering a significant stash of amphetamines, heroin, marijuana, and mephedrone hidden on the premises. The Arrest on Brzeska Street Officers from the North Praga Operational-Investigation Department...

Drunk Driver Faces Decade in Prison After Bribing Officer

After a concerned witness reported erratic driving in Warsaw, police arrested an intoxicated motorist who attempted to offer a bribe to the responding officer to avoid legal consequences for his actions. Drunken Driving and Arrest On Sunday, June 28, officers from the Białołęka precinct were...

CBA Agents Raid Warsaw City Hall Over Southern Hospital Irregularities

Central Anti-Corruption Bureau agents are searching documents at Warsaw City Hall, the Ursus District Office, and the Southern Hospital following an investigation into irregularities ordered by the District Prosecutor’s Office. Investigation into Southern Hospital On Thursday, Jacek...

Interrupting Annual Leave in 2026: Legal Limits and Employer Consent

Employees cannot unilaterally cut their vacation short or return to work on a whim, as the Labor Code strictly defines the conditions under which annual leave may be interrupted. The Myth of Unilateral Leave Interruption Most employees are unaware that they cannot simply end a vacation once it has...

Court Mandates $5.8 Million Payout from Trump for Sexual Assault

Following a Supreme Court refusal to hear his appeal, Donald Trump must pay $5.8 million in damages to writer E. Jean Carroll for sexual assault and subsequent defamation. Legal Grounds for Compensation Judge Lewis Kaplan ordered the payout after the Supreme Court declined to review Trump’s appeal...

Poles Name Aleksander Kwaśniewski as Most Trusted Post-1989 President

A new United Surveys poll reveals that 42.5 percent of Poles consider Aleksander Kwaśniewski their most trusted president since 1989, giving him a nearly three-fold lead over his closest successor in the ranking. Ranking of Presidential Trust The survey, commissioned by Wirtualna Polska, asked...

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