Two naked men, later identified as Ethiopian nationals, were found running through the streets of Lubin, Poland, early last Saturday morning, prompting a police investigation.
The men were spotted near Legnicka Street and Przemysłowa Street with visible markings on their wrists, indicating they had previously been restrained.
Footage recorded by local residents soon went viral, showing the pair emerging from a wooded area before running through traffic and eventually lying on the roadside.
🇵🇱‼️ Two stark naked Ethiopians were filmed by locals running through the Polish city of Lubin on Saturday before later collapsing by the roadside.
No one knows how they got there. They had no documents and had markings on their wrists indicating they had been restrained.… pic.twitter.com/Wsynda8SPP
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Lubin is about a 100-kilometer drive into Poland from the German border.
According to Sylwia Serafin, press officer for the District Police Headquarters in Lubin, officers were dispatched after a call came in shortly after 5 a.m. on June 14. “We received information about two men without clothes running near the railway crossing on Legnicka Street in Lubin,” she said, as cited by Lubin.pl. “The prevention patrol, which immediately went to the site, confirmed this fact.”
“The men were without clothes, they did not have documents with them. The officers called an ambulance. At the same time, they determined that the men were Ethiopian citizens. In accordance with the applicable regulations, an expert translator was appointed in the language used by both men,” Serafin continued.
With the help of an interpreter, the police interviewed the men. “They did not report that anyone had done them any harm or that they had been victims of any crime,” she said. The men were subsequently handed over to the Border Guard.
“Police officers are explaining the circumstances of this incident. Due to the ongoing proceedings, we do not provide detailed information,” Serafin added.
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