Four Colombians will remain behind bars in Poland for the next few monthsThis was the verdict of the court when analyzing their version of the case in which they were involved: a fight that led to the death of another Colombian. family Julio Cesar HernandezThe victim of the fight told EL TIEMPO about the celebration he attended, which turned into a sad event.
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Born in Guamo (Tolima), Julio worked as a soldier and security guard in Colombia. He decided to go to Europe in mid-August 2023 to look for better job opportunities. He said goodbye to his mother, brothers, girlfriend and two daughters, with whom he promised to keep in constant contact. He traveled with three other Colombians.
“I only ask God that the times to come will be better, that he will give me the strength to change everything that affects me, that he will give me the courage to continue fighting for what I want, and that his love will brighten my life,” she wrote. in a social media post when he set foot on Polish soil.
As he told his family I would work to “pay attention to the borders” of that country. He didn’t say anything else to them because he was too shy.
To keep up to date, he appeared in video calls inspecting cargo vehicles. “He checked that the mules entering Poland from Ukraine were not carrying people, etc.,” his nephew Juan recalls.
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The man from Tolima was living with several Colombians, including the accused murderer.. According to the versions they know, the citizen is said to be “jealous of him.” Julio had moved away from her to avoid disturbing her.
On Saturday, November 25, he called his sister Angélica around 9 a.m. in Colombia (3 p.m. in Poland).
“I asked him when he was coming to Colombia. He said to me: ‘Linda, God willing, I will go traveling this weekend.’ I don’t know if he suddenly said this to me to calm me down. It has been very difficult for my mother and me since he left. I gave it to my mother and she said hello. I asked him: ‘Dad, where are you going?’. He replied: ‘Mom, I’m going to the market today because I’m off.’ “That was the last thing I talked to him about,” his sister says between sobs.
At night he managed to tell one of his brothers that he was at the party. A Colombian celebrated his birthday in a three-storey house located in the surrounding area of the city of Tychy.: “I was having a good time.”
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A friend of Julio’s who was chatting with them told the family they were preparing to call a taxi to take them back to their home early Sunday. The conflict broke out with knives, stones, bottles and sticks. The exact cause of the fight is unknown.
Tychy Police were alerted to screams and explosions coming from the house. When we arrived around 2 a.m., Julio was lying on the floor. He would be attacked from behind with a sharp weapon.
“The 34-year-old man died despite police and paramedic efforts to resuscitate him,” the police said in their official report.
Another Colombian had cuts on his body from blunt objects. The person, who was taken to the health center for medical evaluation, did not need to be hospitalized because his injuries were not serious.
Four Colombians, aged between 21 and 34, who were involved in the fight, were caught. The images shared by the authorities allow these people to be seen being transferred to detention centers. Their identities were not disclosed.
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It was known on November 30 The Polish court decided to keep these people in prison.. “They will spend the next three months in custody awaiting trial,” police said.
“From what they told us, they brought them to the stand and each gave a different version. “They say they’ll have it done over and over again until one of them gets tired and tells the truth,” says Julio’s nephew Juan.
The police report shows that One of the Colombians was accused of murder and thus “faced a life sentence.”
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“The rest will be responsible for their participation in the fight. (…) The ongoing investigation aims to determine the course and circumstances of this tragic event,” Tychy officials repeated.
The Colombian Consulate in Poland contacted Julio’s family and accompanied them. The process of repatriating the body, which costs more than 30 million pesosresources they do not currently have.
“He was the youngest, he was my mother’s everything. If God and the people are with us, I intend to bring the body,” Angélica said in a conversation with this newspaper.
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They are requesting urgent help from the public to raise the necessary funds, as they have been informed that the body will be delivered from Poland after autopsy and other analyses. They have a few days to decide what to do..
“They took half of my life, brother. He was very cultured in his subjects. “I don’t want his death to go unpunished,” he concludes.
SEBASTIÁN GARCÍA C.
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