
The men are accused of causing an accident while driving at 270 km/h, which resulted in the death of one person.
The court imposed temporary arrest for three months on the driver and passenger of a BMW who, while driving at 270 km/h on the S10 road near Kobylanka, caused a fatal accident.
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The accident occurred on Tuesday on the S10 road near Kobylanka, when a BMW driving at a speed of 270 km/h hit another car.
Three-month arrest for men with BMW
The men are accused of causing an accident while driving at 270 km/h, which resulted in the death of one person.
The suspects involved in the accident on S10 were arrested for three months. The court fully agreed with the prosecutor's arguments and agreed to the request to apply these preventive measures, said Julia Szozda, spokeswoman for the District Prosecutor's Office in Szczecin, on Friday.
According to Sebastian Kliński, defender of the BMW driver, the defense will consider filing an appeal against this decision. He also added that his client regrets what happened.
Charges following the death of a Toyota passenger
On Thursday, the driver and passenger of the BMW were charged with causing an accident in road traffic.
According to the current findings, the driver of the car was persuaded by a passenger to grossly exceed the speed limit. He lost control of the car and hit the car in front of him.
The incident occurred on Tuesday, on the S10 road, near Kobylanka (Stargard County). The passenger of the car hit by the speeding BMW died on the spot, and the injured passenger was taken to hospital.
The passenger stayed, the driver escaped
The entire incident was recorded by a passenger in the BMW, who allegedly urged the driver to drive faster. The last recorded speed was 270 km/h. The passenger stayed at the scene, and the driver of the vehicle fled. After less than an hour, he was brought to the District Police Headquarters in Stargard by a relative.
The phone the passenger used to record the ride was found by police in the car. The recording also recorded the moment of the accident. The device will be subject to a detailed inspection.
The driver of the vehicle was sober at the time of the accident, and the passenger of the BMW was under the influence of alcohol. The tests conducted did not show that they were under the influence of drugs. Both the driver and the passenger refused to provide explanations and did not admit to the crime they were accused of.
They face up to 20 years in prison.
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