In Szczecin, Poland, a car drove into a crowd: 6 Ukrainians were among the victims

Among the victims of an accident in Szczecin were Ukrainians/Collage 24 Channel

In Szczecin, Poland, on March 1, a car crashed into a crowd on pedestrian crossing, resulting in 20 people being injured. Ukrainian citizens were also among the injured.

According to the police, an attacker in Szczecin deliberately drove into pedestrians, causing an accident. The man has already been arrested by the police.

Ukrainians were among the victims in Szczecin

The Voivode of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Adam Rudawski, told journalists of the Polish publication Gazeta Wyborcza that in total, as a result of the accident in Szczecin, there were 20 victims aged from five to 62 years.

Among the wounded are six children, six victims are citizens of Ukraine, he noted.

Rudavsky also noted that two victims, who are 22 and 58 years old respectively, are in critical condition , four more victims are in serious condition. The injured were taken to seven hospitals in the region.

The voivode of West Pomeranian Voivodeship also noted that 18 rescue teams and 70 police officers were involved in the rescue operation.

A terrible accident with injuries occurred in Szczecin

• The network reported that In one of the city squares in Szczecin, Poland, a car hit a group of people at a pedestrian crossing. The driver hit people who were crossing the road at a pedestrian crossing, then – pedestrians on the sidewalk. tried to escape from the scene, but the offender was detained and taken to a pre-trial detention center.
• No alcohol or drugs were found in the Pole’s blood. However, according to media reports, the Pole was under psychiatric treatment. someone is following him. The car did not slow down and moved at a speed of 30 – 40 kilometers per hour.
• In the end, the local prosecutor's office decided to detain the attacker for a period of three months. He is charged with attempted murder of several persons, as well as committing a traffic accident, fleeing the scene of an accident and causing bodily harm to others. Now Polish law enforcement officers will deal with this case.