"Not the Approach of Repentance: 20 Years in Prison for Bank Robbers in Tyrol

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The 26-year-old sued man was particularly brutal. A second defendant was sentenced to 13 years in prison. "The bank staff are broken, the judge explained the harsh verdict.

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During the trial after five bank robberies in Innsbruck and Kufstein, a Tyrolean (26) denied four out of five acts. On the second day of the trial on Tuesday, however, a witness severely charged him. She experienced the horrors of a robbery twice and said: "It was the same perpetrator. "The man accused of the assault ruled out 20 years, his co-perpetrator had to be detained for 13 years. As reported, the 26-year-old had only known himself guilty…

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The men in Innsbruck and Kufstein had captured almost 600,000 euros and had acted extremely aggressively.

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The verdicts were not legally valid for the time being. The trial had lasted for two days. Overall, the total profit for the five raids was 580,000 euros.

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Following five bank robberies in Innsbruck and Kufstein between November 2023 and July 2024, two men were sentenced to long prison terms by a jury in the state capital late Tuesday evening. The 26-year-old first defendant was sentenced to 20 years in prison for aggravated robbery and kidnapping for ransom, while the 33-year-old second defendant was sentenced to 13 years in prison for complicity in two counts of aggravated robbery.