Reken: 28-year-old in court-WhatsApp insults bring punishment!

Reken: 28-year-old in court-WhatsApp insults bring punishment!

A 28-year-old man from Reken is at the center of a sensational court procedure that was triggered by insulting messages via WhatsApp. Despite his confession that he had sent the insulting news, he could not turn off a prison sentence. The negotiation took place in Borken, where the accused appeared with a clear goal in court: "I go straight to the clinic of the Landschaftsverband Westfalen-Lippe (LWL)," he announced at the beginning of the session. With this sentence he apparently wanted to impress the court and show his regrets.

The allegations against the Rekener are serious. The WhatsApp messages that he sent were not only insulting, but also hurtful. The severity of the insults and the fact that they were spread over a widespread means of communication such as WhatsApp further tightened the situation. Despite his confession and the announcement to go under treatment, the court decided that a prison sentence was inevitable. This decision sends a strong signal that insults and bullying, even in the digital space, are taken seriously.

court judgment and consequences

The judgment that was made against the 28-year-old is a clear indication of the legal limits of freedom of expression, especially in digital communication. The judges could not be influenced by his plan to go to a withdrawal clinic. The message is clear: Anyone who insults others about social media must expect serious consequences. This judgment could have far -reaching effects on similar cases in the future, since it makes it clear that the court does not tolerate insults on the Internet.