Family father acquitted: No proof of drug deals in Innsbruck!

Family father acquitted: No proof of drug deals in Innsbruck!

A 33-year-old man who was born in Iraq and is stateless was acquitted in Innsbruck after he was initially sentenced to three years in prison. He was accused of renting three apartments to several drug dealers. Despite the severe allegations, the defendant asserts his innocence and describes himself as a caring family man. He cannot explain the drug finds in his apartments and stated that they know some of the men who lived in his apartments from playing football and thinking them is serious. The testimonies of the convicted drug dealers were classified as "spongy" by judge Heide Maria Paul, and the evidence turned out to be insufficient. In doubt, the 33-year-old was acquitted, which focuses on the discussion about responsibility and evidence.

When assessing the situation, it is important to take into account the wider context of the drug situation in Austria. According to the annual