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Judge Olegas Zaicevas, who examined the material collected during the pre-trial investigation of the Vilnius Regional Prosecutor’s Office in a written proceeding, announced that Žana P., 41, who had been convicted and punished for prostitution multiple times, would have to go to public works for 2 months without paying. per month in the public interest.
According to the case file, it was discovered that Jean P., from the Department of Admissions and Emergencies of Infectious Diseases of the Santara Clinics, where she was being treated for a coronavirus infection (COVID-19 escaped on April 7, was diagnosed with coronavirus April 5).
The woman who escaped from the hospital got on the bus, and then on the trolleybus, and returned home to Gerosios Vilties str. Along the way, he met an unknown man on the bus and drank alcohol from the same bottle and ate a snack, putting him and not others with a dangerous infectious disease in danger.
Jeanne P. was found by police officers the same day and returned to the hospital after calling doctors.
The accused woman admitted during the interview that she posed a threat to other people while fleeing the Santara clinics. The woman explained that on April 3. from abroad, where he recently lived, he went by bus to Lithuania.
“At the border with Lithuania, I completed the certificates delivered, indicated my details, and samples of the virus were also taken,” the woman said. “I felt good when I came back, I didn’t feel any symptoms.”
The woman said she indicated at the border that she wanted to isolate herself at her home, but at the time she did not believe that living in a dorm-style apartment building where the kitchen, bathroom, and bathroom were shared by other residents could not avoid contact. with the neighbors.
“A few days later, the doctors and the police came to my house, reported that I was infected, and took me to the Santara clinic, where they re-examined me. They kept me in a tent at the hospital all night and transferred me to the room the next day, then they informed me again that I have coronavirus, said the woman. – The doctor also presented the documents and ordered him to sign. However, I did not read these documents, he wanted to be released as soon as possible. “
The woman said the doctor had promised to take her home and even issued a prescription for medications, but so far the medical institution had not released her and told them to wait in the room.
“I was fasting, I spent the whole night outside in the tent, I got tired of everything, so I thought I could run out the window,” Jean-P told pre-trial officials that at the time he didn’t think he was breaking the rules. rules of self-isolation and that could threaten her. responsibility
“I left the room out the window and ran to the public transport stop because I was on a high-speed bus. I drove with him to the Green Bridge stop and got on a trolleybus there,” said the woman. “On the bus, I had a beer with a man I didn’t know, I saw him for the first time.”
Jeanne P. stated that she “drank beer because she was excited.”
“After getting off the trolleybus, I returned home, but as soon as I managed to enter my apartment, I heard someone in the yard start asking about my apartment: looking out the window I saw the officers, I realized that I was They were looking, so I went out into the yard expecting nothing. He brought me back to Santariškės, “said the fugitive.
She said she regretted such an irresponsible act, but said “it turned out to be the most appropriate solution at the time.”
Judge O. Zaitsev, who examined the criminal case, noted that Žana P. had violated the conditions of self-isolation.
“Escaping from a medical institution, using public transportation to return to the place of residence, failure to maintain a safe distance, and communication and sharing a drink with another person clearly put others on public transportation and bystanders at risk contracting a serious coronavirus disease. ” found by the court.
In imposing the sentence, the court also took into account the fact that she has been convicted of crimes in the past on several occasions: theft, drug possession, minor health disorder. Also, according to the police, the woman used to be a prostitute, but has not lived in Lithuania lately.
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