THREE brothers face extradition in a British legal first after being jailed in their absence for a killing in their homeland.

The Polish trio were among thugs who battered and stomped on two men in the city of Radomsko in 2020.

Passport-style photo of Dawid Paczkowski.
Dawid Paczkowski was one of three Polish brothers arrested in Britain after fleeing his homeland
Black and white portrait of Dariusz Paczkowski.
Along with his two brothers, Dariusz Paczkowski was charged over a brutal assault causing a death

One victim died days later after suffering a brain haemorrhage.

Dariusz Paczkowski, 30, Dawid Paczkowski, 29, and Hubert Paczkowski, 27, were charged with “participation in a beating resulting in the death of a person”.

They fled to Britain before a trial in Lodz last October, where each got five years.

issued arrest warrants and warehouse packer Dariusz, of Romford, Essex, and Hubert, of Southend, were nicked in June by National Extradition Unit officers.

Black-and-white portrait of Hubert Paczkowski.
Hubert Paczkowski was also caught in the UK and all three brothers face extradition back to Poland
A view of Westminster Magistrates' Court in London.
It will the first time in British legal history that three siblings have faced removal from the UK for crimes committed overseas Credit: Getty

Dawid was picked up in last month.

The trio are now all in custody while facing extradition proceedings at Westminster Magistrates Court.

They are next due to appear on 30 October.

It is understood to be the first time in British legal history that three siblings have faced removal from the UK for crimes committed overseas.

The Crown Prosecution Service was unable to provide a record of any other similar case.