Court in Switzerland lifts Kosovo's life sentence for fatal car race

The court has referred to a statement by the defendant that he was driving the car on a street where the view was sufficient, and therefore he believed there would be no accident

After the fatal car race in Moers in April 2019, the Federal Court of Justice has lifted the sentence of life sentences of the chief defendant (Cutery H.), writes Bild.de.

As the District Court in Kleve announced on Friday (March 19th), the case must be re-judged.

In February 2020, Land's Court in Cleve sentenced Kosovo's Confrontation H. (24), with life in prison for participation in <x0... But the driver who had caused the death of a traffic participant who was not involved in the race had exercised the right to complaint.

The second defendant, as participants in the race, was sentenced to three years and nine months. He too had filed complaints, but his sentence was confirmed by the Federal Court of Justice.

According to the court, H., 22, at the time of the crime, he drove his 600 horsepower car, 167 miles per hour through a residential area, to Moers, where he is allowed 50 miles per hour.

When she drove the absent Sema S. (43) entered with her small car from a secondary road, the crash occurred, the albinfo records. What three days later, according to the court, she died of brain damage as a result of the crash. The defendant had not taken care of the woman with serious injuries at the scene of the accident but had left.

The Federal Supreme Court has referred to a statement by the defendant that he was driving the car on a street where the view was sufficient, and therefore he was confident that there would be no accident.

According to the Federal Court, Land's lowest court, in Cleveland, on the occasion of making its decision had rejected this accused's statement.