Police suspects Georgian organized crime trace in Warsaw bank robbery case

Police in Poland suspects the Georgian organized crime trace in a bank robbery case in Warsaw, the Polish media reports.

Investigators claim that the robbers spoke in eastern accent and were Georgians, presumably.

The robbers attacked security officers with a knife. The security opened fire. Reportedly, one of the robbers is wounded. Hospitals are asked to report about any suspicious patient.

The robbers escaped by a stolen car, which belongs to a Warsaw resident. Approximately half of a million Polish Zloty is taken from the bank.