US EditionStabbings During Mountaineers' Snowmobile Argument. Indictment Filed
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An indictment has been filed with the District Court in Zakopane against a 60-year-old Podhale resident who stabbed one of his neighbors this winter. The case was first reported by Onet. Shocking scenes unfolded when a group of highlanders blocked a snowmobile rental shop, protesting against the behavior of its customers who were destroying their fields and meadows.
The prosecutor's office filed an indictment against Stanisław G. The 60-year-old owner of a snowmobile rental company from Zakopane was accused of attacking a man with a knife who did not agree to the rental vehicles being driven on his property.
The District Prosecutor's Office in Zakopane has filed an indictment against the 60-year-old owner of an ATV and snowmobile rental business, who in January stabbed a resident defending his property against being illegally run over by off-road vehicles. Stanisław G. stabbed the victim in the collarbone and neck area and threatened to kill him.
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