“It is a brutality that I am being attacked in this way as a sick person!” scolded a lawyer Monday who had to answer to the court in Graz. The Styrian of choice is said to have deliberately coughed on two paramedics in the ambulance. Knowing well that he himself is corona positive.
The lawyer was admitted to hospital in the autumn with breathing difficulties, fever and cough. The unvaccinated was tested and both the antigen and PCR tests were positive. Due to the bad bed situation caused by Corona, he was released into outpatient care – mainly because his partner is a doctor. However, she is currently not allowed to work in her profession due to statements about the Corona measures.
Coughed in the direction of the paramedics
When his condition deteriorated the next day, the woman alerted the rescue service. From there, opinions differ. According to the indictment, he hid his corona infection and coughed in the direction of the paramedics. “I’m the sick one. It’s an audacity that I’m being attacked like this!” Judge Erik Nauta remained calm: “Do you know that Corona is a notifiable, communicable disease?” The lawyer became angry: “I am not responsible for the ad.”
More witnesses will be called
But did he know that face masks are usually mandatory in Austria? “Only for people who can wear a mask for health reasons.” He suffers from severe asthma with coughing fits. “It’s impossible for me to wear a mask,” he angrily explains. On his mobile phone he shows three certificates of exemption from masks. Two were issued by his partner based on another doctor’s diagnosis. “But there are many witnesses who can confirm that I am very ill.”
They had to be suspended to call any more witnesses.
Source: Krone
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