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In Warsaw, Ukrainians and Slovaks are suspected of illegally detaining a 23-year-old girl in a hotel
Polish police found a 23-year-old Slovak citizen who, according to Polish police, was illegally detained in one of the hotels in the Wawer district. Police detained five people, including three Slovak citizens and two Ukrainians.
This was reported by the Polish police.
Law enforcement officers went to the hotel after the girl's mother contacted them. The woman said her daughter could be in danger.
According to police data, a 23-year-old Slovak woman came from that country looking for work. Initially she planned to work in a warehouse in Ukraine, but after it became clear that there was no work, she was offered to continue the journey.
Later the girl realized she could no longer make decisions on her own and began to fear that she might be taken to an unknown destination.
She managed to contact her mother. She contacted the Slovak police, which passed the information to Polish law enforcement.
In the hotel, police found the girl and detained five people — three Slovak citizens and two Ukrainian citizens. One of the Slovaks was questioned as a witness and then released.
Four of the other detainees were charged with illegal deprivation of liberty of a Slovak citizen for more than seven days.
The court chose a preventive measure in the form of three months of pre-trial detention. If convicted, they could face up to 10 years in prison.
Polish police continue to investigate the circumstances of the incident.
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