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      Poljska policija ima u svojem sastavu dobro obučene i opremljene protu-terorističke jedinice. Na nacionalnom nivou, centralana jedinica je Ured za protiv-terorističke operacije BOA (Biuro Operacji Antyterrorystycznych) koji je odgovoran direktno glavnom zapovjedniku policije. Na regionalnim razinama, vojvodstva imaju pod svojom kontrolom manje jedinice, nazvane Samostalne protiv-terorističke jedinice SPAP (Samodzielny Pododdział Antyterrorystyczny Policji). Ove se jedinice koriste prilikom spašavanja talaca, u operacijama velikog rizika, privođenjima opasnih kriminalaca i slično. Pripadnici BOA i SPAP-a surađuju sa drugim takvim jedinicama u inozemstvu, npr Češkoj Republici, SAD-u, Ukrajini, Francuskoj, Izraelu... Povremeno izvode vježbe sa pripadnicima poljskih specijalnih snaga, koji su posebna grana poljskih oružanih snaga.

      The Policja has highly qualified and well equipped counter-terrorism formations. The central (national-level) anti-terrorist force is BOA (Biuro Operacji Antyterrorystycznych, Bureau of Anti-terrorist Operations), which reports directly to the general commandant of the Police. On a regional level, voivodeship commands have control of smaller units called SPAP (Samodzielny Pododdział Antyterrorystyczny Policji, Independent Anti-terrorist Police Subunit), these units are responsible for hostage rescue operations, high-risk arrests, search warrant execution service, and other similar tasks. Members of the BOA and SPAP units cooperate with similar special police formations from the Czech Republic, United States, UK, Ukraine, France, and Israel. They also, on occasion, train with servicemen from Poland's Special Forces, an independent branch of the Polish military.