Witnesses describe Łukasz Żak’s alleged colleagues as acting suspiciously near a Warsaw crash on Łazienkowska Road in September 2024, swapping clothes and refusing help.
Witnesses on the Odd Behaviour of Łukasz Żak’s Colleagues
Witnesses reported that the two men present at the crash scene appeared suspicious. They exchanged clothing and one of them kept calling. “Everything looked very suspicious,” said one witness.
Alleged Attempts to Stage the Accident
Investigators believe that the colleagues tried to implicate the victim, Paulina K., claiming she was driving. They hoped the woman would not survive the crash.
Details of the Łazienkowska Road Crash
The fatal collision occurred on September 2024 on Łazienkowska Road near the Torwar bus stop. A Volkswagen driven by Łukasz Żak, who was intoxicated and held a phone recording his drive, collided with a vehicle carrying a four‑person family. Żak was on the phone and was traveling at 226 km/h in a zone with an 80‑km/h limit. The crash killed 37‑year‑old Rafał P.; his wife and children were seriously injured. Żak faces 5 to 30 years in prison, and prosecutors have charged six others with failure to aid and complicity. The prosecution has charged Mikołaj N., Kacper D., Damian J., Maciej O., Kacper K. with failure to assist, and Aleksandra G. with complicity.
