Overview
- Several civilians told the court they saw the Dresden officer hurled into the air and described a blue Skoda racing through Lauchhammer.
- A fellow inmate, identified as Artur K., testified the accused said on a prison toilet that he had run over the officer.
- Prosecutors assert the car exceeded 172 km/h and argue the killing was accepted to help conceal an auto theft.
- The defense seeks dismissal based on a prior Hildesheim conviction, invoking Strafklageverbrauch, and the judge will decide at the verdict.
- The accused has remained silent and hid his face entering court, and investigators initially detained another man, Michał S., before identifying the current defendant as the driver.