Drunk and Under the Influence of Drugs, He Tried to Kidnap a Child
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The incident occurred on Saturday, October 3rd, around 7:10 PM. The officer on duty at the Legnica Municipal Police Headquarters received a report that an intoxicated man had allegedly taken a small child from a street in Legnica. Officers dispatched to the scene determined that the 5-year-old boy was in a yard with other children. Suddenly, the man ran up to him, grabbed him, and began to walk away. "The children immediately began screaming lou…
Szymon K., 29, was arrested in Legnica while attempting to kidnap a four-year-old boy and was jailed for three months. The prosecutor's office has launched an investigation. The man was under the influence of alcohol and drugs.
A group of children began screaming for help upon seeing the attempted kidnapping of a toddler, Legnica police reported. The children's reaction alerted adults, who caught the fleeing man. According to the officers, the 29-year-old was intoxicated and under the influence of drugs. He has already been charged with unlawful deprivation of liberty.
The children's exemplary reaction and the adults' quick actions prevented the 29-year-old from kidnapping the boy on a street in Legnica. The man had a blood alcohol content of nearly 2.5 per mille and was also under the influence of alcohol.
A 29-year-old man allegedly grabbed a 5-year-old boy playing in a Legnica courtyard, lifted him into his arms, and began to walk away. The children alerted the adults with screams. Witnesses apprehended the man, who was then detained by police. He was charged with unlawful deprivation of liberty.
This could have ended in tragedy! Scenes straight out of a movie unfolded in a courtyard in Legnica (Lower Silesian Voivodeship). A 29-year-old man ran up to a five-year-old boy playing with his friends, grabbed him, and tried to escape. Fortunately, the children's vigilance and quick reaction saved the boy from danger. As it turned out, the kidnapper was drunk and under the influence of drugs.
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