Because a customer canceled his order, the pizza baker went nuts.
He even threatened the customer with death - and now has to pay a fine.
Wolfratshausen - The pizza order worth 38.50 euros had long been canceled.
Nevertheless, a delivery service rang on May 31 of this year at around 10.30 p.m. at the address given in Königsdorf.
The alleged customer refused to accept the food.
A little later, the 21-year-old had the head of the pizza service in person on the phone, or on the answering machine, on which the cook (57) left nasty insults and even threatened to "partake".
Wolfratshausen: Pizza baker threatens customers: "Get your whole family off"
That now had an aftermath before the Wolfratshausen district court.
There the man was sentenced to a fine of 6,000 euros for insulting in unity with threat.
The defendant, who runs a pizza service in the northern district, said he did not say anything that would make himself liable to prosecution.
The judge pointed out that there are voice messages that will be listened to later.
"That is not me.
Anyone can call a cell phone, ”replied the accused.
Pizza delivery service insults customers - the reason was a canceled order
It all started when the 21-year-old placed an order online with a delivery service. However, since the delivery time was updated from the original 60 minutes to just under two hours, he immediately canceled the order. After the delivery service confirmed this by email, he also called the pizza service to make sure. "When I was told there that there was no order in my name, I thought it was done," said the parcel deliverer. But he was very wrong. Half an hour after he had sent the driver away, the telephone terror began, some of which was recorded. The calls peppered with insults like "asshole", "wanker" culminated in the threat: "I'll stab your whole family, dirty son of a bitch."
Wolfratshausen: The defendant pizza service boss denies everything
The accused further denied that he was the voice behind the calls: "Can you do anything with technology." The voice recordings of the mailbox were "unambiguous", however, said the public prosecutor's office. “There is no reason to doubt it. It is far from thinking about computer manipulation. ”The fact that the accused has already been fined or suspended 16 times for various offenses - including insulting and threatening - since 1991 did not work in his favor. The court also saw the accused convicted by the voice recordings. “It's understandable that he's angry. That can be clarified under civil law, but not in the way he thinks, ”said Judge Helmut Berger in his reasoning for the judgment. He sentenced the cook to a fine of 150 daily rates of 40 euros each.