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Man turns up for own search party
A two-day police hunt for a drowned man was called off when the 24-year old turned up at the crime scene looking for his clothes.
Maciej Nowak had disappeared after being dumped by his girlfriend and was last seen drinking heavily into the early hours in Urzedow, Poland. When his clothes were found the next morning by a lake, friends feared he had killed himself.
But just as police divers were about to call in a submarine, Nowak appeared and asked what all the fuss was about.
“He told us that he can’t remember why he had taken his clothes off because he had been drunk. But he woke up at a nearby house. Apparently they had found him naked and taken him in and let him sober up,” said a police spokesman.
Nowak’s girlfriend Kasia Lubelska, 23, said she wouldn’t be getting back with him.
“It’s stupid things like this that caused me to dump him. How can I allow someone like him to be the father of my children?” she said.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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