More than 100 officers in Opole begin TEKLA training on economic crime
Inaugural session at the Opole Voivodeship Police headquarters brings banking and telecom experts.
More than 100 police officers from the Opole garrison began an inaugural training under the TEKLA project at the Opole Voivodeship Police headquarters. The programme is run as part of the work against economic crime and corruption.
The project is organized by the Office for Combating Economic Offences of the Police Headquarters. Officers took part in lectures and practical classes led by experts from financial institutions, the banking and telecommunications sectors, and Police representatives.
During the opening, the participants were welcomed by Insp. Krzysztof Buchała, First Deputy Commander of the Opole Voivodeship Police.
No arrests or case outcomes are described, as the event focused on training and practical cooperation between Police and external experts.
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Poland Police