Crime scene: Campsite
Fists and teeth flying after bite attack
Two opponents were put on trial in St. Pölten after a violent altercation: one of them has now been fined and sentenced to prison.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen Idyllically situated by the lake, the campsite in St. Pölten is perfect for a break. But for two brawlers, it became a "crime scene". One got a permanent reminder in the form of teeth marks, the other left some teeth. But how did it get this far?
"Daddy-child weekend"
It was August 17 of the previous year and the Frequency Festival was already in full swing. A 55-year-old man had pitched his tent with friends and their children at Lake Ratzersdorf for a "daddy-child weekend". But not alone. A young body painting model was also camping nearby, much to the displeasure of the businessman.
"I don't like strangers"
The 28-year-old worked at the festival in the roller-skating disco. But his attempt to toast to good neighborly relations ended in a heated argument. "The chemistry wasn't right. I don't like strangers," the businessman justifies himself. The "roller-skating beauty" responded to the 55-year-old's bite on her hand with several punches. The victim lost four incisors as a result.
Judgments are not legally binding
Now the two had to stand trial for mutual assault. And pleaded not guilty. While one of the defense lawyers presented an original dental impression as evidence, the other tried to declare the judge biased. It didn't help. The 28-year-old was fined 1,200 euros for his attack and sentenced to eight months in prison. The 55-year-old was acquitted - not legally binding.
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