Former enforcement officer Łukasz G., wanted internationally, arrested in Dominican Republic after allegedly defrauding creditors of 14.4 million PLN.
International Manhunt Ends in Arrest
Łukasz G., a former enforcement officer, was arrested in the Dominican Republic following an international manhunt. He had been wanted with an arrest warrant, European Arrest Warrant, and Red Notice from Interpol, indicating authorities treated the case as a priority with international implications.
Massive Fraud Scheme Uncovered
The investigation reveals a large-scale operation that lasted from January 2024 to February 2025, during which Łukasz G. allegedly misappropriated funds worth approximately 14.4 million PLN. This ranks among the largest abuse cases in the enforcement community in recent years.
System Manipulation Method
The defendant exploited access to the internal system of the enforcement office at the Regional Court in Szczecin Prawobrzeże and Zachód. He reviewed finalized enforcement proceedings involving large creditors, primarily banks and leasing companies, then made false entries in the system, changing party status to trigger new enforcements.
Complex Evasion and Capture
When irregularities began to surface, Łukasz G. fled Poland in February 2025, traveling to the Dominican Republic. An international operation involving the International Police Cooperation Bureau and Interpol led to his arrest in Santo Domingo on January 17, 2025, after confirming his location through financial, telecommunications, and foreign service intelligence.
Legal Consequences and System Concerns
Łukasz G. faces charges including misappropriation of significant property, exceeding authority, and document forgery, with some acts classified as organized crime. He could face up to 25 years in prison. Investigators express concerns about control mechanisms in enforcement offices, as this case demonstrates how a single employee’s access to multi-million enforcement systems poses significant risks.