Denis Załęcki and Bartosz Szachta have left custody after several dozen days in isolation. The release was announced by Szalony Reporter on X.
Arrest and Custody – What Happened?
Denis Załęcki and Bartosz Szachta were detained on October 5, 2025, in Toruń. Both were involved in an incident involving dangerous tools, which led to the imposition of a three-month pretrial detention measure. Many commentators predicted that the fighters would spend at least three months in isolation, but reality turned out differently.
Reasons for the Arrest
- The detention followed a brawl involving dangerous tools.
- Investigators stressed that the case was high-profile and widely covered by the media.
- A 15-year-old was also held in custody and was subject to educational measures.
Release From Custody – What Changed?
On October 28, 2025, Denis Załęcki and Bartosz Szachta left custody. The decision to release them was made by the court, although an official statement from the prosecutor’s office has not yet been issued. News of this first appeared on social media and was confirmed by sources close to the fighters’ circle.
Possible Reasons for the Decision
- Investigators may have already secured the key evidence and questioned witnesses.
- It was determined that there is no risk of procedural obstruction.
- A milder preventive measure was applied, e.g., police supervision or a property bond.
What Happens Next?
Release from custody does not mean the proceedings have been discontinued. Investigative actions may still be carried out against both men, and the charges remain in force until a separate decision is issued by the prosecutor or the court. Key announcements in this case should follow in the coming days.
Reactions From the Community
- The freak fighting community has reacted mixed, ranging from relief to disbelief.
- Some fans stress that Denis Załęcki was one of the most controversial fighters on the scene.
- Questions are being raised about whether this means the end of his legal problems, or whether the case will take a long time to reach a conclusion in court.
