In the Polish city of Legnica, a 26-year-old woman was detained and served with a suspicion notice for beating 13-year-old Ukrainian girls. This was reported by radio station RMF24, citing the spokesperson of the District Police Headquarters in Legnica, Jagoda Eckert, writes UNN.
Details
Law enforcement officers seized footage from video surveillance cameras, identified witnesses, and collected evidence, after which they detained the 26-year-old woman. She was taken to the prosecutor's office in Legnica, where she was served with a suspicion notice.
The woman is charged with intentional infliction of bodily harm resulting in health impairment lasting up to seven days. She has also been accused of coercing another person into certain actions or inaction through the use of violence or threats. According to the investigation, the crime had a hooligan character.
The suspect faces up to seven years and six months in prison. During the investigation, the court imposed preventive measures on her: police supervision, a ban on approaching the victims, and a ban on being at the playground on Polarna Street in Legnica.
Recall
On July 21, it became known that in Legnica, a woman struck two 13-year-old Ukrainian girls, presumably due to their national origin.
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