Murder committed by a homeless man in Satu Mare. The killer has been raised by the police 75 times in the last 10 years! | News, News Romania | Freedom

According to presasm.ro, yesterday, August 29, around 10:30 p.m., a call was made to 112, where witnesses claimed that a young man was stabbed.

Specifically, a group of young people allegedly tried to pass a person who was known to be homeless, and this would have blocked their way.

The victim, a 29-year-old man, allegedly asked the assailant to let them pass, at which point, suddenly, the assailant allegedly pulled out a sharp object and stabbed the young man, after which he fled, it reports. presasm.ro.

“He was related to the victim and his girlfriend. The killer stabbed him so fast that the poor young man didn’t even realize what had happened to him. We didn’t see the knife either. After about five seconds, he exclaimed that he had stabbed him, then he bleached his face and fell to the ground, “said a witness. Satu Mare Dam.

The killer has been taken off the street 75 times in the last 10 years, fined, but did not pay his fines. The man received ten fines this year alone, according to the cited source.

Who is the young man from Satu Mare killed by the man in the street?

Benjamin, 29, was working in London and had come home from vacation. His girlfriend was in Romania and the two had plans to get married, according to observatornews.ro.

“The young man came home to Ardud where he visited his mother. It happened two weeks ago and I was going to return to England next week, ”reported observatornews.ro.

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