Konrad Paweł P. faces charges after allegedly killing a motorcyclist in Kozły, Poland on February 28, 2026, and fleeing the scene.
Fatal Collision in Kozły
A fatal traffic accident occurred on February 28, 2026, in Kozły, Poland, involving a passenger car and a motorcycle. The motorcyclist sustained critical injuries and died at the scene.
Investigation Reveals Hit-and-Run
According to the prosecutor’s office, the driver of the car failed to yield to the oncoming motorcycle while turning left, causing the collision. The driver then left the scene on foot, abandoning the vehicle.
Witnesses provided initial assistance to the injured motorcyclist and alerted emergency services, but their efforts to save his life were unsuccessful.
Vehicle Identified as Stolen
Investigators determined that the car involved was reported stolen approximately one hour before the accident. The vehicle’s owner and any authorized users were ruled out as the drivers.
Suspect Identified and Charged
Evidence, including biological material from the car, witness testimonies, and telecommunication data, led investigators to identify Konrad Paweł P. as the driver. He has been charged with causing a fatal accident and leaving the scene.
He also faces a charge of failing to assist a person in danger. The charges carry a potential sentence of up to 12 years imprisonment for the first charge and up to 3 years for the second.
Arrest and Detention
Konrad Paweł P. was arrested on March 8, 2026, and brought to the Wołomin District Prosecutor’s Office, where he was formally charged. He denied the allegations and refused to provide a statement.
A request for temporary arrest was granted by the court, and Konrad Paweł P. remains in custody. The investigation is ongoing.