Gets Kosovo sentence in Switzerland that threatened her wife and father

According to the indictment, the accused threatened his wife by telephone to kill her and her father, to rob her children and so on.

The District Court in Diethikon has convicted a Kosovo citizen of deportation, austerity, insults, violations of communications rules, disobedience to official orders and other criminal acts.

Even stopping contact with the victim had not prevented him from performing the mentioned sheeps, broadcasts albinfo.ch.

According to the public prosecutor's indictment, the 40-year-old, who actually lives as asylum seekers at an Oberland asylum centre in Zurich, but currently is <x0 with unknown location”, had repeatedly intimidated a woman known to him, with serious threats.

A ban on contact and staying in the victimial region, in line with the Law on Protection Against Violence, was imposed on him. This prohibition, not only prevented him from contacting his wife in any way but also entering the city area of Dietikon, was given after his wife had made a criminal complaint about her obligation by continuing efforts to contact him.

The frightened victim did not dare leave her homeland.

According to the indictment, the accused has threatened his wife by telephone to kill her and her father. Despite the ban on contact and the region, he had appeared at his wife's workplace and threatened to kill and take the children. He had been ambushed in the street and told that “would flow blood...”.

He has also appeared at the woman's residence and threatened to kill her and her mother, broadcast albinfo.ch. The victim felt so afraid of the accused's conduct that she could not even leave her homeland.

The accused is also charged with charges that, in some cases, he was driving long distances, though the Kosovo driver's license had been lifted on the order of the Road Traffic Office. He even used his cell phone as a driver.

Public prosecution has demanded eight months in prison on bail for a trial period of two years. In addition, the prosecutor has indicated a fine of 30 daily units out of 30 francs, a 600 franc fine, a ban on contact and the region, the order to take a DNA sample and create a DNA profile all in charge of the accused.

Judgment was made without the presence of the accused

After the second-time defendant has not attended the session since there is supposed to be a court hearing outside the country. The accused has been convicted on the charge.

In its judgment, the court has essentially followed the demands of the public prosecutor. However, the accused has also been charged with parole for the fine, albinfo.ch conveys. The court has also refrained from ordering the DNA sample and the creation of DNA profile for the accused.

With the publication of the decision in the Official Library, the convict already has the possibility that within 10 days or to seek a new assessment that, in concrete cases, seems hopeless or to appeal judgment.