Dramatic action in the Czarne commune. The thieves deliberately collided with the police
May 4 at 11.20 Policemen from Człuchów received a report about burglary into a single -family building under construction in Sokole, and Czarne commune. The perpetrator got inside the object, unscrewing the OSB slab protecting the entrance, and then escaped the silver Volkswagen Golf.
Source: pomorska.policja.gov.pl/polja.pl
Chase and collision with a police car
Police patrols began to stop the perpetrators. The officers encountered the indicated vehicle in the area of Biernatka. The driver did not stop at light and sound signals, accelerating rapidly. Volkswagen turned and impetus hit a police car, leading to a frontal collision. Both officers were transported to the hospital, but did not suffer serious injuries.
Finds in the car
In the vehicle, the police revealed stolen items from the construction site, including cables, power tools and tool sets. In addition, amphetamine and three different license plates were found, whose origin is verified. The driver did not have the right to drive vehicles.
Allegations for detainees
Both men were detained and spent the night in police custody. The owner recovered stolen items. The 31-year-old will be responsible for burglary, failure to keep in road control, collision and manage without permission. The 35-year-old passenger will be responsible for having drugs. The case is developmental.
Information about the Provincial Police Headquarters in Gdańsk
In the case of sudden situations, you can contact the Provincial Police Headquarters in Gdańsk located at 15 Okopowa Street. Contact phone: 47 741 59 00. The location map can be found below.
The text was based on a police message of: 05.05.2025, Pomeranian police.
Read also:
The work of burglars had an effect. Three fell in the act
It can’t be in your head! They stole a wheelbarrow … and returned for her again!
:format(jpeg):fill(f8f8f8,true)/s3/static.nrc.nl/taxonomy/bf9b707-commentaar-itemafbeelding-2024.png "What does NRC think | As a National Museum, the Education Museum deserves a thorough parliamentary debate")
