In St. Petersburg, a man sentenced to 250 hours of community service…
In St. Petersburg, a man sentenced to 250 hours of community service for threatening murder requested the court replace his punishment with imprisonment. 'Andrei came into court and asked to have the work replaced by imprisonment because he suffers from panic attacks while working.'
Consensus
- The man was sentenced to 250 hours of mandatory work for threatening murder.
- He began serving the sentence at ЖКС №1 in the Vasileostrovsky district of St. Petersburg.
- He stopped attending work after completing 96 hours due to panic attacks.
- There were 154 unworked hours remaining when he appeared before the court.
- The court replaced his original sentence with a new one involving forced labor.
- The case was reported by Darya Lebedeva, head of the unified press service of St. Petersburg courts.
Points of divergence
- The judge, described as a millennial, replaced mandatory work with imprisonment because 'labor elevates man,' and sentenced him to 19 days of forced labor. — fontanka
- The judge, also from the millennial generation, changed the sentence to forced labor but did not replace it with imprisonment; the defendant still has to work. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- St. Petersburg resident requested prison time due to panic attacks at work — Фонтанка
- Convicted St. Petersburg resident complains of panic attacks from mandatory labor — Вести
Key entities
- Andrey
- Saint Petersburg
- Vasileostrovsky District
- Daria Lebedeva
- Moscow
- House Owners Committee No. 1
- ЖКС No1
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