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Unusual Activity of Latvian, Polish and Ukrainian Police Officers Observed in Palanga - However, There Is No Reason for Concern

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There will be an unusually large number of police officers in Palanga from September 14 to 16, but there is no reason to worry - the Lithuanian resort town is hosting a competition for the country's best police officers. Guests from Latvia, Poland and Ukraine are also demonstrating their professional skills.
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Unusual Activity of Latvian, Polish and Ukrainian Police Officers Observed in Palanga - However, There Is No Reason for Concern

There will be an unusually large number of police officers in Palanga from September 14 to 16, but there is no reason to worry - the Lithuanian resort town is hosting a competition for the country's best police officers. Guests from Latvia, Poland and Ukraine are also demonstrating their professional skills.

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jauns.lv broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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