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Dispute at the empties vending machine: first a waggle in the heels, then a fist in the face

2022-11-29T10:45:53.761Z


Dispute at the empties vending machine: first a waggle in the heels, then a fist in the face Created: 11/29/2022 11:34 am By: Angela Walser A dispute broke out at a empties machine. © dpa A 60-year-old attacked a family man. Now he has one leg in prison Puchheim – Patience is not for everyone. This was recently shown in an appeal process before the District Court of Munich II. A master painte


Dispute at the empties vending machine: first a waggle in the heels, then a fist in the face

Created: 11/29/2022 11:34 am

By: Angela Walser

A dispute broke out at a empties machine.

© dpa

A 60-year-old attacked a family man.

Now he has one leg in prison

Puchheim – Patience is not for everyone.

This was recently shown in an appeal process before the District Court of Munich II. A master painter (60) from Puchheim was accused.

He had shoved his shopping trolley into the heels of a father because he was too slow in filling the reverse vending machine.

Another customer (35) got involved in the argument – ​​and received two slaps in the face.

The district court imposed a prison sentence of 14 months on the painter, who had several previous convictions.

He appealed against this.

Appeal actually has no chance

Actually, the appeal had no chance.

The accused had behaved impossibly on a day in March 2021.

Not only did he knock the glasses off the 35-year-old insurance salesman's face.

Two days later, after receiving a charge of assault, he reported him to the Germering Police Inspectorate, claiming that the younger man had kicked him in the shin.

The counter-notification was not the first he had made, although according to the initial judgment he knew that his allegation was not true.

But now the man had seen his wrong.

He paid 800 euros in damages and paid for new glasses worth 350 euros.

In addition, he received a commitment for anti-aggression training, which he can start soon.

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The court looked favorably on all these undertakings, but pointed out to the victim inconsistencies that could have been weighed against the accused.

The 35-year-old victim allegedly saw the painter repeatedly drive slowly around his house and hold his cellphone out of the window as if filming.

The house where he and his parents live was also covered in graffiti.

The man claimed that this had also happened to other people with whom the accused had problems.

However, he admitted that he had no evidence that the 60-year-old was a perpetrator.

His family has now equipped the entire property with surveillance cameras.

The court patiently listened to the descriptions, but they had no effect on the subsequent verdict.

Probation again

Surprisingly, the Chamber spoke out in favor of probation again.

"There would have been good reasons to lock you up," said presiding judge Christoph Oberhauser.

The fact that he did not do so was due to a technical peculiarity.

Since the defendant's second open probation was not yet final at the time the beverage store incident occurred, no overall sentence could be calculated and there was the possibility of a new probation.

Otherwise the painter would have been imprisoned for a total of at least 20 months, and the court found this time too harsh for the incident.

"I'll give you one more thing to take with you," the judge said to the accused.

"You have three open probations, if something happens again, you'll be in prison for almost five years, like a criminal."

You can find more current news from the district of Fürstenfeldbruck at Merkur.de/Fürstenfeldbruck.

Source: merkur

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