A 30-year-old unemployed is completely in panic when he visited his father on psychiatry in Graz Road-Gangpad. He defeated three nurses like Crazy, who was seriously injured. Now he has been sentenced to prison.
His “I’m sorry” is somehow the man not relieved of the Congo. He is completely empathy for Judge Andreas Rome. Public Prosecutor Katharina Doppelhofer accuses the accused, who was raised from the custody, the crimes of the intentionally serious attack, tested abuse and the crime of serious material damage.
Wild Father
At the end of January, the 30-year-old at the LKH Graz II location South was completely in the psychiatry department. Nothing unusual in this hospital? Yes, because the Congolese was not a patient, but visitors. He wanted to see his father, who was intramural there.
As part of a conversation with the staff, a caregiver asked the 30-year-old, please no longer bring wet clothes for his father, but only dry laundry. “For reasons that were not explained, the accused therefore completely lost the version,” said the public prosecutor.
There was no bone left
He started screaming and swearing. He ignored the requests. He just went more crazy and started beating up and stepping the nurses. He injured the serious of the caregiver who had spoken about the laundry. Hardly a bone in his face remained completely. He later tore a door out of the anchoring at the police inspection.
“And you think it’s okay to behave like this and break it so badly?” The judge wanted to know about the unemployed. But the accused did not bring more forward than “I’m sorry”.
The (not legally binding) judgment: 30 months in prison and 9,000 euros in pain and suffering. The accused immediately appealed: “I want to go home,” he moaned when the judicial officers brought him back to the cell.
Source: Krone
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