In Poland detained a suspect in the murder of the artist Skrebecki
Employees of the Internal Security Agency of Poland (ABW) in Byala Podlyaska detained the second suspect in the case of the murder of Russian artist Robert Kuzovkov, known under the pseudonym Semyon Scriecki.
Employees of the Internal Security Agency of Poland (ABW) in Byala Podlyaska detained the second suspect in the case of the murder of Russian artist Robert Kuzovkov, known under the pseudonym Semyon Scriecki. This was reported in the social network X coordinator of the Polish special services Tomasz Semoniak.
ABW officers detained the second suspect in the case of the murder of a Russian citizen in Byala Podlaska, which occurred in June this year. A 22-year-old Georgian citizen is suspected of aiding and abetting the murder of Robert Kuzovkov.
According to Semonyak, the court arrested him for three months during the investigation.
The crime took place on June 15 at about 10:00 in the town of Byala Podlaska, near Queen Jadwiga Street. According to investigators, the unknown approached the 44-year-old Kuzovkov and shot him five times. The artist died on the spot, and the attacker fled.
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.
