In Konin, Poland, Lena W. and Kacper J., along with a wanted Alan B., allegedly lured a man to an apartment on August 18, 2025, where he was held captive and abused.
Alleged Luring and Captivity
According to prosecutors, Lena W. and Kacper J., along with the currently sought Alan B., enticed the victim to an apartment in Konin, Wielkopolska province, on August 18, 2025, under the pretense of providing assistance and bandages for a 27-year-old woman.
Upon arrival, the victim was allegedly deprived of his freedom and held for approximately three hours.
Details of the Abuse
Investigators claim the victim endured physical and psychological abuse during his captivity. Due to the severity of the alleged acts, prosecutors are withholding specific details.
However, it has been revealed that the accused allegedly threatened the victim with a knife, confined him within a corner cabinet, and subjected him to sexual assault.
Attempted Extortion
One of the men then took the victim to an electronics store, attempting to force him to purchase three smartphones.
The victim subsequently requested help from a security guard.
Arrests and Ongoing Search
Kacper J. and Lena W. were arrested on the same day. Alan B. fled and is currently subject to a European Arrest Warrant, with his case separated into a distinct proceeding.
Charges and Potential Penalties
Lena W. and Kacper J. have been charged with unlawful imprisonment with aggravated circumstances, an offense punishable by 5 to 25 years in prison.
Kacper J. also faces charges related to possession of synthetic cannabinoids, commonly known as “dopalacze.” The case will be heard by the District Court in Konin.
Resources for Victims of Violence
Individuals affected by sexual violence can seek assistance by calling the “Niebieska Linia” helpline at 22 668 70 00 or the 24-hour intervention line of the Center for Women’s Rights at 600070 717.
Reporting Suspected Abuse
Those who suspect abuse or witness concerning behavior are encouraged to help potential victims by reacting to signs such as arguments, screams, cries, or unusual noises.
Witnesses can speak with the person being harmed, offer support, or directly report their suspicions to the police, Social Assistance Center, or the “Niebieska Linia” at 800 12 00 02.
