England was the scene of an unprecedented crime. 41-year-old wanted by police on robbery charges Matthew Hapgoodon the grounds that, in the brawl during the arrest, one of the police officers deliberately gassed his face. 34 months was sentenced to prison.
Oxford Crown Court judge Ian PringleQCHapgood also, “Stealing £33 worth of alcoholic beverages and possession of sharps” found guilty. In the news in Ladbible, Hapgood’s “He has more than 30 convictions for 83 different crimes” specified.
IT’S NOT THE FIRST TIME…
Journalist Jake MasseyAccording to , this is not the first time such an event has occurred. in June 2020 AustriaIn a similar incident in “from corrupting public morals” found guilty and 500 euros had been fined.
Considering that the applicant does not have a criminal record following the appeal, 100 euros payment had been made. In the petition, “From gassing is a biological process and should be considered within the scope of freedom of expression even if it is done intentionally” had been defended.
“A FORM OF EXPRESSION BEYOND THE LIMITS OF CODE”
According to Massey, who underlined that freedom of expression in Austria is not limited to words and covers all forms of voice communication, in the relevant case, the court said: “A form of expression that goes beyond the limits of decency” ruled it was.