Polish Police Headquarters
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Polish Police Headquarters (Polish: Komenda Główna Policji, KGP) is a central authority of law enforcement in Poland. Its goal is to provide public security and order. It is run by Chief of Police, who is a subordinate to the Polish Minister of Internal Affairs.
Police general commandants
- Leszek Lamparski (May 1990-July 1991)
- Roman Hula (July 1991-January 1992)
- Zenon Smolarek (March 1992-March 1995)
- Jerzy Stańczyk (March 1995-January 1997)
- Marek Papała (January 1997-January 1998)
- Jan Michna (January 1998-October 2001)
- Antoni Kowalczyk (October 2001-October 2003)
- Leszek Szreder (October 2003-October 2005)
- Marek Bieńkowski (October 2005-February 2007)
- Konrad Kornatowski (February - August 2007)
- Tadeusz Budzik (August 2007 - March 2008)
- Andrzej Matejuk (from March 2008)
External links
Categories:
- Law enforcement agencies of Poland
- Law enforcement agency stubs
- Poland stubs
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