A pensioner who brutally beat a Ukrainian woman with a stick was arrested in Poland
In the Polish city of Gdynia, law enforcement officers detained a 76-year-old Polish citizen who brutally attacked a 40-year-old Ukrainian woman. According to the investigation, the man beat the woman with a walking stick, after which he was detained by criminal investigators from the local police department.
The suspect struck the Ukrainian woman twice on the head with a wooden walking stick and fled in an unknown direction after the incident.
The District Prosecutor’s Office in Gdynia has opened a case on its own initiative regarding a crime involving bodily harm to the victim.
“At this time, the established circumstances do not indicate that the incident was a crime motivated by ethnic prejudice. Further procedural steps are underway in this case," the Pomeranian Police reported on Saturday after 4:30 p.m.
This was reported by TVN24.
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