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“The guy insulted me, so I hit him twice in the face with the hand,” says Regina Grigorovič-Petrulevič from Vilnius, who was found guilty of violating public order by the Vilnius City District Court. Previously, this was the ninth sentence for a woman sentenced eight times: Judge Viktorija Šelmelme announced that a Vilnius woman who had been furious in a public place for 8 months from 10 p.m. at 6 a.m. You will need to be home if it is not related to work, education, or visits to medical institutions. He was also instructed to participate in a behavior correction program.
The convicted Vilnius resident paid 400 euros in pecuniary and non-pecuniary damages to the convicted Vilnius resident before the trial of the criminal case, therefore, stated that he no longer had any claims.
“In imposing a sentence on R. Grigorovič-Petrulevič, the court takes into account the nature and danger of the criminal offense committed, the form and type of the author’s fault: an intentional misdemeanor committed, the accused is an aggravating circumstance who committed the crime while intoxicated ”, – Judge V. Šelmatė emphasized that the imposition of a custodial sentence will be an adequate and proportionate means of responsibility and, therefore, the principle of justice will be applied.
According to the case data, it was established that the incident near Trakų str. The popular disco located on March 8. in the morning when around 7.05 p.m. R. Grigorovič-Petrulevič, on the pretext of inferiority, by showing disrespect to those around him with arrogant behavior, deliberately hit the young man twice in the face with his hands and, by his actions, caused him a disorder of minor health.
“Through such actions, the defendant disturbed the seriousness and order of society,” the court said.
Ms. Grigorovič-Petrulevič, who was prosecuted during the pre-trial investigation, fully admitted her guilt in the crime. She said it was around 6 p.m. in the morning. He came to the club with friends and just then there was a verbal conflict with a boy.
“It all happened because my friend and I speak Russian, and the guy replied that the Lithuanians were meeting here,” the woman said.
According to her, a friend who came to the club with her soon became involved in the conflict with the security guard.
Photo for Evaldas Činga
“I started to explain the situation when the guy who had previously replied to me and his friend about the Russian language started interfering: he insulted me, so I hit him in the face twice,” Grigorovich-Petrulevich said. She was arrested and handed over to police officers who soon arrived at the club.
The guy, who was recognized as a victim at the time, told officials that he had been beaten only because, after seeing the security guard’s conversation with the club’s client, he decided to help them: security guards did not understand Russian. .
“I offered to convert, but they told me to go, so I went to the smokehouse, but the girls and the guy with the guards who came to the club started a very strong conflict, he cursed, so I went back and offered to call the police, “he said. “Then one of the girls hit me in the face twice with a fist: my mobile phone slipped from my hands and fell to the ground, and its security glass was broken.”
According to the victim, security guards reacted slightly to the attack by such a drunk girl by handcuffing her and calling the police.
The guards confirmed that the girls who arrived at the club in the morning and their friend behaved aggressively.
“We received an alarm from the club, and when we arrived, the employee identified three aggressive intoxicated people and asked them to escape from the club,” said one of the security guards. – When we took them outside, the man continued to curse and provoke conflicts, and the blond-haired woman who was with him suddenly stepped and hit his face with his hand, standing for about 25 years. The man started running blood. “
At the time, R. Grigorovič-Petrulevič’s friend, who was at the club that morning together, claimed that it was the victim who caused the conflict, that he was trapped in the fact that they did not speak in Lithuanian, but in Russian.
“Regina slapped him in the face in disgust,” said the defendant’s friend.
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