The 4-year-old accused of the murder of the 3-year-old in Charilaou, who was tried today, with the spontaneous procedure for the findings found in a fan association, was sentenced to 2200 years and 23 months in prison and a fine of 19 euros. center of Thessaloniki, where a police raid took place after the murder.
In this area (located on the mezzanine floor of an apartment building and was locked upon the arrival of the police) were confiscated -among other things- folding knives, helmets, hand sparklers, crackers, various tools (such as shovels, hammers), forks, metal pipes and wooden bats, as announced by EL.AS.
Because keys of the specific association were found in the possession of the 23-year-old, with which the police entered the area, a second case was filed against him, apart from the one concerning the crime with the victim being the 19-year-old.
"I had keys, it was one day at the place and I got them. "I do not know who else has access to the site, nor who has the keys," the 23-year-old, of Albanian origin, said in his apology, denying any connection to the findings.
The court found him guilty of five acts, namely: operating a club of fans without a license, possession of objects that could cause damage, possession of crackers, illegal possession of firearms and acceptance of proceeds of crime.
The above sentence was decided not to have suspensory effect on its execution. In addition, the Court decided to ban the attendance of all kinds of sports events for 5 years and for the same period his mandatory presence, during matches of his team, at the police station of the place where he resides.
All this while his apology to the Investigator is pending for the case of the murder of the 19-year-old and the injury of two more young people, in the early hours of last Tuesday, on Theod Street. Γαζή. Earlier, the prosecutor announced criminal charges against him, among other things, for the crime of joint homicide with deceit, in a row, committed and attempted.
The 23-year-old was given a deadline to apologize on Monday and remains in custody.
Source: RES-EAP
