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Polish police arrest 2 in IKEA bombings in Europe [Oct 08, 2011] The Associated Press The Associated Press WARSAW, Poland Polish police say they have arrested and charged two suspects in a series of bomb attacks at IKEA stores in several European countries this year. The attacks occurred from May to September in France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany and the Czech Republic. Two people were injured in the German attack. Some of the bombs were potentially ... [via YahooNews] More >>

Polish police arrest 2 in series of bombings at IKEA stores in Europe [Oct 08, 2011] WARSAW, Poland - Polish police say they have arrested and charged two suspects in a series of bomb attacks at IKEA stores in several European countries this year. [via YahooNews] More >>

Polish police nab record haul of fake euros [Oct 06, 2011] (WARSAW ) - Polish police on Thursday said they had nabbed a record one million fake euros which they suspect were to be used during the Euro 2012 football championships to be co-hosted by Poland and Ukraine. [via YahooNews] More >>

Simulator to train Polish police for Euro 2012 [Sep 20, 2011] A state-of-the-art simulator will be used to help train Polish police to face crisis situations like rowdy football crowds during next year's European Championship. The authors made a presentation of the system on Tuesday. Officers isolated from one another and at a number of computer terminals communicated and reacted to a massive crisis situation that they saw on their screens in... [via YahooNews] More >>

Simulator to train Polish police for Euro 2012 (AP) [Sep 20, 2011] A state-of-the-art simulator will be used to help train Polish police to face crisis situations like rowdy football crowds during next year's European Championship. The authors made a presentation of the system on Tuesday. Officers isolated from one another and at a number of computer terminals communicated and reacted to a massive crisis situation that they saw on their screens in... [via YahooNews] More >>

Simulator to train Polish police for Euro 2012 [Sep 20, 2011] WARSAW, Poland (AP) ? A state-of-the-art simulator will be used to help train Polish police to face crisis situations like rowdy football crowds during next year's European Championship. [via YahooNews] More >>

Simulator to train Polish police for Euro 2012 [Sep 20, 2011] WARSAW, Poland (AP) -A state-of-the-art simulator will be used to help train Polish police to face crisis situations like rowdy football crowds during next year's European Championship. [via YahooNews] More >>

Teenager arrested for firing at tram in Warsaw [Aug 24, 2011] Polish police have arrested a 19-year-old man after he allegedly fired an air rifle at a tram in Warsaw, shattering a window and injuring an 11-year-old girl, reported Gazeta Wyborcza. [via YahooNews] More >>

?The threat was not a joke? [Aug 19, 2011] Warsaw, Poland - Polish police say they have arrested a 17-year-old who threatened to carry out a terror attack in Warsaw. Police say the 17-year-old made his threat on a social networking site. In a posting, he gave the date of a potential attack and said the threat was not a joke. [via YahooNews] More >>

Polish teenager, 17, arrested for terror threat [Aug 19, 2011] WARSAW (AP) - Polish police say they have arrested a 17-year-old who threatened to carry out a terror attack in Warsaw. [via YahooNews] More >>

Warsaw-Katowice train derails in Poland [Aug 12, 2011] Polish police have confirmed one person died in the train accident on Friday. Rescuers say 56 people have been hospitalized when a train from Warsaw to Katowice ran off the tracks. [via YahooNews] More >>

Poland puts hooligans' photos on Internet amid crackdown on stadium violence [May 19, 2011] WARSAW, Poland - Polish police have published on the Internet the photos of 51 football hooligans involved in a riot at a match earlier this month. Police say the aim is to publicly identify them and signal that violence in stadiums will not be tolerated. [via YahooNews] More >>

Polish police put hooligans' photos on Internet [May 19, 2011] WARSAW, Poland (AP) ? Polish police have published on the Internet the photos of 51 football hooligans involved in a riot at a match earlier this month. [via YahooNews] More >>

Poland puts hooligans' photos on Internet amid crackdown on stadium violence [May 18, 2011] WARSAW, Poland - Polish police have published on the Internet the photos of 51 football hooligans involved in a riot at a match earlier this month. Police say the aim is to publicly identify them and signal that violence in stadiums will not be tolerated. [via YahooNews] More >>

Polish police put hooligans' photos on Internet [May 18, 2011] WARSAW, Poland (AP) -Polish police have published on the Internet the photos of 51 football hooligans involved in a riot at a match earlier this month. [via YahooNews] More >>

Poland puts hooligans' photos on Internet amid crackdown on stadium violence [May 18, 2011] WARSAW, Poland - Polish police have published on the Internet the photos of 51 football hooligans involved in a riot at a match earlier this month. [via YahooNews] More >>

Polish police crack down on football hooligans [May 11, 2011] Polish police Tuesday announced they had arrested 21 people in a crackdown on football hooligans, in the wake of trouble that marred the Euro 2012 host nation's cup final last week. [via YahooNews] More >>

Polish police crack down on football hooligans [May 10, 2011] Polish police Tuesday announced they had arrested 21 people in a crackdown on football hooligans, in the wake of trouble that marred the Euro 2012 host nation's cup final last week. [via YahooNews] More >>

Polish man charged with burning effigy of Russian leader Vladimir Putin [Apr 25, 2011] WARSAW, Poland - Polish police say a man has been charged for burning an effigy of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin during a weekend protest at the Russian Embassy in Warsaw. [via YahooNews] More >>

Polish man charged with burning effigy of Russian leader Vladimir Putin [Apr 25, 2011] WARSAW, Poland - Polish police say a man has been charged for burning an effigy of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin during a weekend protest at the Russian Embassy in Warsaw. [via YahooNews] More >>