The Cyclist Who Was Accused of the Death of a Driver in Prague Was Acquitted by the Court
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On Monday, the appeals chamber of the High Court in Prague acquitted 48-year-old football and fitness coach Václav Socher of charges of grievous bodily harm and disorderly conduct. He allegedly committed these acts during a physical conflict with a female driver in the center of Prague. According to the appeals court, Socher did not commit a crime. The verdict is final.
A court on Monday acquitted a cyclist who had a physical conflict with a female driver who died in the centre of Prague. According to the appeals panel, the deed was not a criminal offense. The prosecution accused Vaclav Socher of grievous bodily harm resulting in death and disorderly conduct. The man denied guilt, saying that the female driver and her daughter got into the conflict after scolding his children.
On Monday, the court finally acquitted a cyclist who had a physical conflict with a female driver in the center of Prague, who subsequently died. According to the appeals chamber, the act was not a crime. The prosecution accused Václav Socher of grievous bodily harm resulting in death and disorderly conduct. The man denied the charges, saying that he was dragged into the conflict by the female driver and her daughter after they swore at his chil…
Prague - The court today finally acquitted a cyclist who had a physical conflict with a female driver in the center of Prague, who subsequently died. According to the appeals chamber, the act was not a crime. The prosecution accused Václav Socher of grievous bodily harm resulting in death and disorderly conduct. The man denied the charges, saying that he was dragged into the conflict by the female driver and her daughter after they swore at his …
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