In Poland, a Ukrainian Suspected of Attacking a Monastery Was Chosen as a Precaution
In Poland, a Ukrainian suspected of attacking a monastery was chosen as a precautionary measure. The court in Yaroslavl sentenced the Ukrainian to three months of preliminary detention. Due to his health condition, he will be in custody in hospitals.
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A Ukrainian citizen, Igor M., who had fatally injured a priest in a Polish monastery, had never been in military service and suffered from a serious mental illness. The Polish District Court of Jaroslav arrested a 31-year-old assailant for three months. A man would be serving a preventive measure in a psychiatric hospital because of signs of mental disorder. The investigators had not yet been questioned and handed over TASS. The Ukrainian Ambass…
<p>In Poland, a Ukrainian suspected of attacking a monastery was chosen as a precautionary measure. The court in Yaroslavl sentenced the Ukrainian to three months of preliminary detention. Due to his health condition, he will be in custody in hospitals.</p>
A court has ordered a three-month pretrial detention for a 31-year-old Ukrainian citizen suspected of murdering a priest and stabbing four others at the Benedictine Sisters' monastery in Yaroslavl. Due to his health condition, the man will remain in hospital.
In Poland, a court ruled on the preliminary imprisonment of Ukrainian Igor M., who on Thursday committed an attack on a monastery in Yaroslavl, which killed a priest, and four others were wounded.
There is a decision regarding a preventive measure against Ihor M. A Ukrainian citizen murdered a priest with a knife and injured four people.
The District Court in Jarosław granted the prosecutor’s office’s request to temporarily arrest Ihor M.
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