A 26-year-old Uzbek citizen stabbed two Ukrainian teenagers in the Brudnowski Forest in Warsaw. The prosecutor's office opened proceedings against the man who wounded the teenagers, but the police have evidence that the fight was provoked by a group of teenagers. This was reported by UNN with reference to TVN24.
Details
On Wednesday, the prosecutor's office opened proceedings against a 26-year-old man arrested in connection with an attack in the Brodnensky Forest. The Uzbek citizen was charged under Article 157 of the Criminal Code, which deals with inflicting moderate and light bodily harm. He faces up to two years in prison
It is noted that the suspect in the attack on the Ukrainian was subjected to a ban on leaving the country and police supervision, which is associated with the obligation to report to a designated police unit once a week. It is also noted that the police have evidence that teenagers were the first to attack.
This may mean that the man was defending himself. In total, four minors were detained, including a 13-year-old girl.
“Not only is the 26-year-old suspected of committing a crime against 15-year-olds, but we know that these minors were also actively involved in the incident. They probably committed a crime to the detriment of this person,” said police officer Paulina Onyshko.
The media found that the 13-year-old girl was supposed to meet a 26-year-old man in the forest. When he arrived, the teenagers from Ukraine allegedly took his car keys and phone. The suspect grabbed a knife and wounded the two boys.
“One of them had two stab wounds in the chest area. The second man's injuries were less serious - it was a cut wound of the arm, and the police took him out of the hospital the same day,” the newspaper writes.
Recall
In Brodnowski Forest in Poland, a 26-year-old man attacked two 15-year-old Ukrainians with a knife. The victims were taken to the hospitaland the attacker was detained an hour after the incident.