Troisdorf man: suspended sentence after a break -in and traffic accident

Troisdorf man: suspended sentence after a break -in and traffic accident

Troisdorf: Roofer gets away from the drug process with probation

A 27-year-old man from Troisdorf was sentenced to a ten-month prison at the Siegburg lay judge, but was suspended for probation. The defendant was faced with severe allegations, including severe burglary with theft, drug possession and trade as well as dangerous bodily harm in connection with a traffic accident.

Different testimonies were discussed in the two days of negotiations. In the end, the man was only convicted of theft and assault. The indictment of drug trafficking was dropped in favor of the accused, since decisive evidence was missing and the testimony of the witnesses were inconsistent. Judge Julia Dibbert emphasized that this led to an acquittal on this matter.

burglary in Neunkirchen-Seelscheid

As part of a burglary in a gazebo in Neunkirchen-Seelscheid, the accused confessed to having stolen garden tools together with a complicity. These were later returned intact, and the accused apologized to the owner. His lawyer emphasized that the client wanted to play with open cards, which may have benefited him in his procedure.

traffic accident and its consequences

In the event of a traffic accident in Seelscheid, the accused was involved in a company car as a driver. He had rammed an oncoming car, which injured the other driver and had to go to the hospital. The accident led to a total damage to the vehicle. The accused stated that he could not explain the cause of the accident and mentioned fatigue. He spoke of a "guardian angel" and reported on the need for therapy according to the incident.

drug allegations and the judgment

Although drug use and possession was accused of the accused, the court decided not to condemn him in this regard. During his time in the apartment of his cousin, there were conflicts that finally led to his departure, and the police found various drugs during a search. However, the accused denied living there at this time and accused his cousin of wrongly accusing him.

The Schöffengerichtshof evaluated testimonies and the development of the accused in a positive light. A probation helper reported that he had changed a lot, no longer consumed drugs and actively searched for a new job. In addition to the probation penalty, he was imposed on a 200 -hour work.