18 months in prison for 31-year-olds: heavy theft at the cemetery exposed

18 months in prison for 31-year-olds: heavy theft at the cemetery exposed

On Wednesday morning a 31-year-old man, F., in the regional court Eisenstadt . The father of three children had to answer for serious allegations that had to do with theft. The public prosecutor's office accused him of heavy theft and quoted a list of 50 different facts. According to the indictment, the value of the stolen objects amounts to more than 5,000 euros .

The background of this case is not insignificant; F. is already a criminal record. Since 2013 he has had a total of ten criminal records, which not only include thefts, but also property damage and arms trade. In 2019 he was convicted at the regional court Eisenstadt . These criminal records played an important role in the decision on the prison sentence.

defendant and his defense

f. is represented by the lawyer's candidate Sofie Kraupa and in principle has been guilty. Nevertheless, he does not see himself as the main person responsible in this matter. According to his statements, it was his already convicted Schwippschwager, Lorenzo f. alias Sándor L., who launched the entire campaign.

The accused stated that he only traveled to Austria to help with the removal of the stolen objects. In some cases he "stood" at the cemetery, while his accomplice violently tore the crosses out of the earth. Judge Doris Halper-Praunias found that "wearing" also counts as a contribution to the crime, which the accused affirmed.

The numbers of the stolen crosses, vases and statuettes were up for discussion. F. claimed that the amount of objects would not have fit into the car of his crop brother -in -law and that the sale to a precious metal dealer brought in far less than the amount of 8,000 euros . When asked how high his share was, the defendant replied with "Round 100,000 forint ", which just corresponds to 250 euros .

Finally, the Schöffensenat decided to judge the relapsed man to an additional penalty of 18 months . The public prosecutor's office was silent about the judgment that is not yet final.

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