Gdańsk: Wojciech Olszański, Aka Jaszczur, Sentenced by the Court
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Wojciech Olszański, codename "Jaszczur", was finally convicted of public incitement to hatred against people of Jewish nationality.
The court issued a final verdict in the case of Wojciech "Jaszczur" Olszański, finding that he insulted and incited hatred against Jews. The sentence was commuted because the pro-Russian patostreamer's words about Ukrainians were not a crime.
On Wednesday, the Court of Appeal in Gdańsk found the accused Wojciech Olszański, alias Jaszczur, guilty of publicly inciting hatred against Jewish people during a gathering in Grudziądz in 2022. The appeals court commuted the first-instance sentence, reducing the sentence to a year and a half of restricted liberty.
On Wednesday, the Court of Appeal in Gdańsk found the accused Wojciech Olszański, alias Jaszczur, guilty of publicly inciting hatred against people of Jewish nationality during a gathering in Grudziądz in 2022.
The Court of Appeal in Gdańsk found the accused Wojciech Olszański, alias Jaszczur, guilty of publicly inciting hatred against people of Jewish nationality during a gathering in Grudziądz in 2022.
The Gdańsk Court of Appeal found Wojciech Olszański, known as "Jaszczur," guilty of publicly inciting hatred against Jewish people. However, the court mitigated the first-instance ruling: instead of two years of restricted freedom, it sentenced him to eighteen months of community service.
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