The prosecutor’s office in the Šiauliai district has formally filed a criminal complaint and submitted the case to the court. The complaint charges a Šiauliai resident with the offense of causing minor health impairment through hooliganism with the intent to cause minor health impairment. The specific charge is filed under Article 138, paragraph 2, subparagraph 8 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Lithuania, pertaining to causing minor health impairment due to hooliganism with the intent to cause minor health impairment.
A conviction for this criminal act could result in a sentence of up to five years in imprisonment. The incident in question occurred on May 19, involving an individual named D. Songail.
While Mr. Songail was walking his dog, he was allegedly attacked by a large and aggressive dog. Following this initial incident, the trainer reportedly took Mr.
Songail’s smaller dog into their arms, at which point the attack allegedly continued. The details surrounding the altercation are currently before the court as part of the formal legal proceedings initiated by the prosecutor. The legal action focuses on the alleged actions that resulted in the impairment of the victim’s health.
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