Saarland: Judgment: Ten Years in Prison for Murder of Bailiffs
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After the fatal stabbing attack on a bailiff in Bexbach: The Landgericht Saarbrücken imposes ten years of imprisonment and orders psychiatry.
The Landgericht Saarbrücken has sentenced a 42-year-old to ten years in prison for the murder of a bailiff. Furthermore, due to a schizophrenic disorder, the man is to be permanently housed in the psychiatry.
In November, a bailiff in Saarland tried to evict him – and was fatally injured with a knife. Now, a court has sentenced its attacker for murder.
The deed caused horror nationwide: A bailiff was stabbed with a hunting knife during an eviction in the Saarland town of Bexbach. Now a 42-year-old has been convicted in the case.
In the trial for the death of a bailiff, the Landgericht Saarbrücken sentenced the defendant to ten years in prison for murder. The court regarded the 42-year-old German as fulfilling the murder feature of the fallacy.
A bailiff only does his job – and is killed with several stabbings. The judges assume murder and pronounce their verdict.
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