In Poland detained the second accomplice in the murder of the artist Skrebecki

In Poland detained the second citizen of Georgia in the case of the murder of Russian artist Robert Kuzovkov, known under the pseudonym Simon Skrebetsky. 22-year-old Mahmoud A. is suspected of aiding in the murder and illegal possession of firearms and ammunition, reports the publication Niezalezna.pl.

The man was detained on October 19 by employees of the Internal Security Agency (ABW) from the Lublin delegation. The operation took place in the parking lot at the A2 motorway. According to investigators, Mahmoud A. helped another suspect, Elnur A., in the preparation of the murder.

According to Niezalezna.pl, the charge of complicity concerns the period from 1 to 11 June 2026 - before the murder of the artist. The second charge involves possession of firearms and ammunition without permission.

The crime took place on June 15 at about 10:00 in the town of Byala Podlaska, near Queen Jadwiga Street. According to the investigation, the unknown approached the 44-year-old Kuzovkov and shot him five times. The artist died on the spot, and the attacker fled. Five casings and other forensic traces were found at the scene.

Semyon Scriecki was 44 years old and has lived with his family in Poland since 2021. The artist was known for paintings-caricatures in the style of primitiveism and was the author of the book “Russia-2028” about life in post-apocalyptic Russia.

The first suspect, Georgian citizen Elnur A., was detained on June 18. The next day he was charged with murder. The court chose him a measure of restraint in the form of temporary arrest, subsequently extended until December 15, 2026.