Wrocław police seized 23,000 cigarettes found without Polish excise stamps at a city market, stopping a suspected excise fraud. The case involves a 43-year-old man accused of risking public revenue losses of more than PLN 40,000. Officers uncovered the smuggled cigarettes during activities on the grounds of a Wrocław market. Police focused on cigarettes missing Polish excise markings, which are required for legal sale. The seized haul was counted at 23,000 pieces. The investigation concerns the alleged attempt to reduce excise liabilities to the State. The man is suspected of causing the damage through holding cigarettes without the required Polish excise stamps. The matter is ongoing, with the latest step being the seizure of the cigarettes and the public revenue estimate tied to the alleged offence.