Poland police raided a suspected organised crime group accused of pushing people to obtain fake study certificates and school ID documents. Officers from the Łódź Voivodeship Anti-Corruption Department, together with the Border Guard, carried out searches at 24 locations across six voivodeships. A 27-year-old woman and a 26-year-old man were detained. Investigators alleged the scheme involved encouraging group members to produce and obtain documents confirming attendance for education that were not true, along with false school identity cards. Police said the actions took place as part of an investigation handled by the District Prosecutor’s Office in Sieradz. The operation was described by Poland’s police as another blow against the group behind the falsified “study” paperwork. The detainees are suspected in the case and police actions and investigative steps are ongoing.