Fined
Cleaning lady threatened with an HIV-infected syringe
An unemployed 22-year-old man had to answer for coercion at the Linz provincial court on Monday. Although the young man did not appear at the trial, he was nevertheless sentenced to an unconditional fine in his absence.
Even though he did not appear at the trial in Linz on Monday, the judge passed sentence on a 22-year-old unemployed man. On September 27 of last year, he allegedly threatened a cleaning lady in the toilet of the Südbahnhofmarkt. If she did not leave him alone and leave the toilet, he would stab her with an HIV-infected syringe.
Sentence comes by letter
He therefore had to answer for coercion. The penalty range was up to one year in prison or a fine of 720 daily rates. The judge sentenced him to an unconditional fine of 960 euros (240 times a daily rate of four euros) and a conditional prison sentence of ten months. The non-final judgment will be served by letter.
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