marginal red horn.
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In Cresnes Loch, one citizen decided that ordinary conflict was not a compelling enough reason for a calm conversation.
That's why I chose, so to speak, a more pointed claim.
The man stabbed his opponent in the stomach directly through the open passenger side car window.
Apparently, he got confused between the car window and the window because of trouble. But the consequences turned out to be far from funny.
The court found him guilty of intentionally causing serious injury.
And the Supreme Court of Israel, when reviewing the sentence, also took into account the exceptional conviction of perjury.
As a result - two and two months in a general regime colony.
That's how I wanted to end the dispute, but I got a complete sentence.
Remember, a knife is not an argument, and criminal responsibility is not the best way to end a discussion.
Source: notice of the court's decision.
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