'Psychotic': Ukrainian who murdered Polish priest will not be tried in court
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<p>Ukrainian after massacre in monastery in Poland cannot be questioned due to psychotic disorder A 31-year-old Ukrainian was diagnosed with acute psychotic disorder. The prosecutor's office will ask the court to put him in the hospital for three months.</p>
The Polish Public Prosecutor ' s Office suspected 31-year-old Ukrainian Igor M. after attacking people in the Abbey of Benedictine women in Jaroslav. At the same time, forensic psychiatrists found that his condition did not allow him to suspect him.
On Saturday, September 26, a court in Yaroslavl is scheduled to issue a decision regarding the arrest of a 31-year-old Ukrainian citizen suspected of the attack at the Yaroslavl Abbey. "Fakt" has determined that Ihor M. will not be present at this hearing. "The perpetrator's condition has not changed. He remains in acute psychosis. He is still hospitalized," prosecutor Małgorzata Taciuch-Kurasiewicz, spokeswoman for the District Prosecutor's Off…
Rzeszów News Psychiatric experts have diagnosed the suspect, Ihor M., with acute polymorphic psychotic disorder. This prevents him from being questioned and charged. The District Prosecutor's Office in Yaroslavl will file a motion to the court to have him detained in hospital for three months. On Thursday, 31-year-old Ukrainian citizen Ihor M. attacked five people on the grounds of a monastery in Yaroslavl, one of whom died. […] The post "Knife-…
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