According to the suspect, the whole thing has been greatly exaggerated. “It may cost something for a simple violation,” he noted when he was brought in by the prosecutor’s office. He mainly felt sorry for himself, because he said it was very difficult for him in prison where he had been in pre-trial detention for 4.5 months. “It is a completely unhealthy situation, filthy, dirty and harsh. I have to leave there, I am almost dying there,” he repeatedly made it clear to the judges.
Public Prosecution Service demands prison sentence for man who choked a mental health nurse and threatened him with death
