A tragic incident occurred in Tijuana, Mexico, where a Polish tourist, Aleksander Banas Konrad, was lynched after being mistakenly identified as a kidnapper. The event occurred on May 8, 2025, in the Granjas Familiares II neighborhood. Konrad, who did not speak Spanish, reportedly approached a woman and her child, seeking help after allegedly being robbed. However, his actions were misinterpreted, leading to panic.
According to witness accounts, Konrad embraced the child in an attempt to communicate, which alarmed the mother. She called for help, prompting a group of locals to chase him down, believing he was attempting to abduct the child. In a desperate attempt to escape, Konrad tried to board a transport vehicle, but the driver and other individuals forcibly removed him. He was then beaten and fatally stabbed by a taxi driver identified as José René “N”.7
The Baja California Prosecutor’s Office has launched an investigation into the case. Authorities are conducting toxicology tests on Konrad to determine if he exhibited erratic behavior due to any substances. Officials have also contacted the Polish Embassy to confirm his identity and coordinate further actions.
This incident has sparked outrage, highlighting the dangers of mob justice and the consequences of miscommunication. The case is a stark reminder of the importance of cultural understanding and the risks of acting on assumptions without verifying facts. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the attack and the involvement of multiple individuals in the lynching.
Source: facebook.com/alertavigilante
