Verdict - Robbery in student hall of residence: five years in prison
Following a night-time robbery in a Frankfurt student hall of residence, a 24-year-old man has been sentenced to five years in prison by the Frankfurt Regional Court. An accomplice, who was still an adolescent at the time of the crime, received a three-year juvenile sentence in the same trial. The verdict is not yet final, the court said on Friday. (AZ 4290 Js 228887/22)
In January last year, the perpetrators crept into the victim's apartment during the night and rudely woke the man and his partner from their sleep. They stole two wallets with a total of around 600 euros in cash, bank cards and jewelry - in the end the man was also strangled and pushed to the floor.
Both defendants confessed in court. However, the defense argued that the case was less serious. However, due to the high level of brutality, the criminal division took the view that the legally prescribed minimum sentence of five years was appropriate for the main offender.
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The robbery occurred in Frankfurt on the Main, specifically in a student residence. The Frankfurt Regional Court, located in Hesse, presided over the trial and handed down a five-year prison sentence to the 24-year-old primary offender. The accomplice, who was a minor during the crime, was given a three-year juvenile sentence. Although the verdict is not yet final, these judgments are significant steps towards addressing criminality in the city.
Source: www.stern.de
