Krzysztof Jedrzejczak being prepared for deportation from Budapest

On Sunday, agents from the Krzysztof Rutkowski detective agency found and detained 37-old Krzysztof Jedrzejczak nicknamed Jedrzej, who was a leading figure of the Lodz-based "Octopus" mafia. "He was unarmed, but resisted. We handcuffed him and drove to a police station in Budapest. I then called the deputy superintendent of the Polish police, Adam Rapacki," Rutkowski told Gazeta Wyborcza. Police spokesman Slawomir Cisowski said that Rutkowski had information about where the gangster was and asked police for help. "We compared the finger prints of Jedrzej with those of the man stopped in Budapest. We are 99% certain it is him and after we confirm this he will be deported," said Zbigniew Matwiej from the Police National Headquarters. Police have been searching for the gangster since May 22, the day he escaped from a court in Lodz. He removed his prison uniform and left through the main entrance only in his shorts and passed by officers guarding the entrance. (Gazeta Wyborcza, p. 13) M.M.