Two Lithuanian soldiers were taken to the police station every day – one was arrested in Švenčionių district, the other in Marijampolė

On July 18 at approximately 7:25 p.m., an altercation occurred at a residence in Pavoverė village, located in the Švenčionių district. According to reports filed with the local police department, a dispute erupted between two men. One individual, born in 1975, was reportedly intoxicated, registering a blood alcohol concentration of 2.02 promille.

The second party involved was identified as a Lithuanian army soldier, born in 2001. The confrontation escalated into a physical fight, during which both men reportedly attacked one another. Following the incident, both individuals were apprehended by authorities and subsequently taken to the police station for processing.

Authorities have initiated an ongoing pre-trial investigation concerning allegations of violence within a family setting. The situation falls under the scope of the Criminal Code, which addresses violence perpetrated against family members or relatives. The law stipulates that any person who inflicts physical pain or slight injury upon a family member, or renders them temporarily incapacitated through beating or other abuse, is subject to penalties.

These penalties can include public service, restriction of liberty, arrest, or imprisonment for a period not exceeding two years. The police are continuing their investigation to determine the full extent of the events that transpired.

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