The trial was supposed to start, but it was postponed for mediation. A driver with multiple convictions for drunk driving crashed into a family walking on Easter Monday in Małdyty (Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship). Now he has declared that he wants to reach an agreement on the issue of compensation and compensation. He was driving drunk and was banned from driving for life.
There was an accident April 1 in Małdyty. 27-year-old Tymoteusz M., driving a Fiat bus, lost control of the vehicle on a straight section of the road, hit a tree, drove into the opposite lane and drove onto the pavement, where he hit a family with a five-year-old child.
The trial of Tymoteusz M. was to begin on Tuesday in the District Court in Morąg (Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship). Before the proceedings began, the defendant's defense attorney asked the court to refer the case to mediation. He said that his client expressed his will and willingness to reconcile with the victims of the accident and the police. – He wants to repair the damage and wrongs. His attitude does not aim to whiten himself. The accused is critical of his behavior, explained the defense lawyer.
The accused did not speak and did not express any regret or remorse. He admitted that he had been convicted three times for drunk driving. A man has been banned from driving for life for drinking and driving. He responds with his free foot.
The driver hit a family
The prosecutor and the victims' attorney agreed to mediation proceedings. The victims' attorney, Piotr Brzozowski, said that his clients had been waiting for such a request and proposals regarding the payment of compensation and compensation. The victims are still suffering from the effects of the accident, and the son's rehabilitation is ongoing.
The court referred the case to mediation and adjourned the case indefinitely.
Hit on a Christmas walk
On Easter Monday, parents and their five-year-old son went for a walk. They were walking along the sidewalk when the bus driven by Tymoteusz M. bounced off a tree and hit them. The child ended up under the bus and was dragged along the ground. The boy was taken to hospital by helicopter, and his parents by ambulance.
The driver smelled of alcohol. After the accident, he allegedly struggled with the policemen who were stopping him. He refused a breathalyzer test. The police took him to hospital for a blood test and then to police custody. The result showed almost two per mille of alcohol. It also turned out that the man was driving despite a court ban on driving any motor vehicles.