Police in Poland detained three people who allegedly jumped a fence and rushed onto the grounds of the Constitutional Tribunal, where officers intervened. Police said other opposition MPs were also at the scene when the incident unfolded outside the court building in Warsaw. The dispute centers on the Tribunal’s leadership. Part of the judges claim the current chair and deputy chair should have their duties suspended. Prosecutor General Waldemar Žurek, who is also the justice minister, asked that both be stripped of immunity. Other judges reject that move and describe it as an illegal takeover of the court. The latest actions around the Tribunal follow the same tense legal battle involving prosecutors and the judiciary. Legal status and court outcomes for the detained suspects were not stated in the available reporting.