US EditionPolish Fan Dies in Lithuania. Verdict Announced
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A court in Panevėžys, Lithuania, has issued a verdict in the death of a Polish fan. Ernestas M. was sentenced to seven years in prison—the minimum sentence possible for murder under Lithuanian law. He must also pay compensation to the victim's family. The tragedy occurred in the summer of 2024, just before Jagiellonia Białystok's Champions League qualifying match against FK Panevėžys. An altercation broke out in a bar near the stadium, during wh…
Ernestas M. was sentenced to seven years in prison for the murder of a Polish football fan, the BNS news agency reported. He will also pay compensation to the victim's family: €35,000 to his mother, €30,000 to his son, and €15,000 to his sister. The verdict was handed down in a court in Panevėžys, northern Lithuania.
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