Poland’s Police and CBA create joint team to fight corruption
The 14 October 2026 decision aims to boost detection, crackdown and prevention of corruption crime.
Poland’s Police and the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau, CBA, are tightening cooperation with a new joint coordination team focused on corruption crime.
On 14 October 2026, Police Chief Gen. Insp. Marek Boroń and CBA head Tomasz Strzelczyk signed a decision to establish the team, aimed at improving the effectiveness of efforts to detect, combat and prevent corruption-related offences.
The new coordination structure is designed to strengthen collaboration between the two services, bringing their work closer together on anti-corruption operations.
As of the latest update, the initiative is at the cooperation and coordination stage, with enforcement activities intended to increase effectiveness in identifying and tackling corruption crime.
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Poland Police