Former Polish anti-terror chief defends Krakow police use of force in attack

A former commander of Poland's Anti-Terrorist Operations Bureau publicly supports Krakow officers' decision to use firearms during an attack, citing systemic deficiencies in police weapons training and legal fears. The statement signals potential institutional debate over use-of-force protocols, though details of the incident remain unspecified.

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