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Kołbaskowo

  • Aug 2

    Fatal hit-and-run suspect caught at Polish-German border a week after Suwałki crash

    Mikołaj W., 30, was detained around 3 a.m. at the Kołbaskowo crossing as he tried to leave Poland. He is accused of striking a 31-year-old pedestrian on a marked crosswalk in Suwałki on the night of July 25-26 and fleeing the scene.

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