The Central Investigation Bureau of Police (Polish: Centralne Biuro Śledcze Policji, CBŚP) is a unit within the Police of Poland tasked with dealing with organized crime.
| Central Investigation Bureau of Police Centralne Biuro Śledcze Policji | |
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| Abbreviation | CBŚP (formerly CBŚ) |
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| Formed | 15 April, 2000 |
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| Operations jurisdiction | Poland |
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| Headquarters | ul. Podchorążych 38, Warsaw |
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The Central Investigation Bureau of Police was created on 15 April 2000.[1] It has been called "the Polish FBI".[2]
Until 2014 it was a unit of the General Police Headquarters of Poland. In 2014, it has been reorganized as a more independent unit. Its director is appointed by the Ministry of Interior and Administration.[3]
It has been directed by Polish general (nadinspektor) Kamil Bracha since its June 2016, until January 2019, when he was succeeded by nadinspector Paweł Półtorzycki.[1]