British tourist smashes car through hotel lobby in Karpacz while high on drugs

A British tourist faces five years in prison after crashing his car into the Gołębiewski Hotel lobby in Karpacz, Poland, while allegedly high on drugs. The incident, which caused significant damage, led to his arrest nearby. He remains in custody as investigations continue.

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British tourist smashes car through hotel lobby in Karpacz while high on drugs

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A British tourist, aged 36 and unnamed, crashed his car into the lobby of Gołębiewski Hotel in Karpacz, Poland, while reportedly under the influence of drugs.   Preliminary tests revealed drugs in his system, and he was fined £10,500 for the damage caused to the hotel.

The Far-right Farage and Tommy Robinson supporter, was hear shouting profanities as he drove into the hotel. His identity remains undisclosed, but name is circulating on social media.

He has been charged with multiple offences, and remains in custody with a potential sentence of up to five years in prison, for damaging property and driving under the influence.

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British tourist ‘high on drug’ smashes car through hotel lobby

A British holidaymaker wreaked havoc at a Polish ski resort when he smashed his car into a hotel while allegedly high on drugs.

A British tourist faces up to five years in prison after smashing his car through the lobby of Gołębiewski Hotel in Karpacz, Poland.

The 36-year-old, who has not been named, reportedly acted like nothing had happened and drove off – despite his black Mazda ripping several doors off their hinges during the brazen incident, which was caught on CCTV, the Sun reports.

He was detained after cops spotted the badly damaged car around a mile away from the hotel.

Scale of damage after British tourist drove car through hotel lobby in Poland.
The state of the hotel lobby after the incident, which was caught on CCTV (Picture: policja.pl)

Preliminary tests indicated he had drugs in his system and intoxicants were also found in the car, detectives said.

On Wednesday, he was charged with failing to stop for a traffic stop, damaging property, possessing psychoactive substances, and driving under the influence.

He remains in custody and faces up to five years in prison for the crimes.

He was also fined £10,500 for the damage caused to the hotel and was banned from driving in Poland for four years.

Police spokeswoman Edyta Bagrowska said: ‘Officers spotted a black Mazda with bodywork damage in a parking lot. A man was inside.’

When he saw the police, he tried to flee but crashed into a police car during the subsequent pursuit, Ms Bagrowska said.

A British man being taken away by police in Poland after a crash.
The 36-year-old was taken into custody (Picture: Edyta Bagrowska/policja.pl)

Despite trying to resist, the ‘visibly agitated’ man was apprehended and taken into custody, she added.

The incident is not the first time shocking crashes have been caught on CCTV.

Last January, a Range Rover driver left a trail of destruction when their vehicle crashed into a sewing shop in west London.

Pictures from the scene showed the front of the Sewing Machine Centre on Hounslow High Street completely smashed up.

In another crash which happened in December, a car ploughed through a house’s garden wall ‘like a freight train’ and flipped over, dumping its driver midair into a swimming pool.

The house’s CCTV caught the carnage as it unfolded in Laughlin, southern Nevada in the US.

The house’s owner Cletis Reed later told Fox5 News: ‘I figured something happened in the street and I come out to see my entire backyard destroyed.’

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