The case of the murder of a 41-year-old Polish man, allegedly committed by a 29-year-old Colombian, has shaken public opinion. The owner of the hostel where a group of over 30 Colombian nationals had been staying stated that he had “gotten rid of the problem.” However, this still does not resolve the underlying issue, as pointed out by Krzysztof Bosak (Confederation party).
Poland was shaken by the news of a murder in Nowe, with a young Colombian suspected of the crime. In connection with the case, the police have detained ten individuals, including five foreign nationals.
The incident sparked widespread outrage, to such an extent that a spontaneous march of angry residents took place through the streets of Nowe yesterday.
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Yesterday afternoon, a post reportedly made by the owner of the hostel where the group of Colombians had been accommodated appeared on social media, according to internet users. It turns out the group consisted of 35 individuals. The foreigners were reportedly “expelled” from the town.
This information prompted a response from Deputy Speaker of the Sejm, Krzysztof Bosak.
“The Colombians from the group that included the murderer have already been evicted. The owner can take them home with him, or he can look for Polish workers,” wrote the Confederation party leader.