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Discussion about sick leave confirmation
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The defense attorney had warned the listeners at the beginning: “What you’re about to hear today is serious stuff. I’m not defending the crime, I’m representing his rights.”
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“What was going on inside you?”
On February 27, 2023, the 47-year-old, now ex-police officer, had a conversation with his superior. This involved an unreported work accident and an outstanding sick leave confirmation. There was a charge of abuse of office. The defendant left the office: “I wasn’t feeling well, I was disappointed that there would be a report,” he said quietly and haltingly. In the meantime he had another conversation and returned to his boss after a few minutes.
“He executed him in cold blood and brutally,” prosecutor Andreas Riedler was convinced. The accused fired his service weapon, a Glock 17, at his boss from a distance of 1.4 meters, hitting his upper body. The seriously injured man wanted to escape behind the desk, “but the defendant didn’t give him a chance,” said the prosecutor. Two more shots hit the commander’s head, who died shortly afterwards.
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Video: The trial took place on Tuesday in Leoben
The police officer who arrested the 47-year-old after the crime and who is still in therapy was also heard as a witness. He heard the shots and “I thought I was next,” he said through tears. But his colleague just said, “Put the handcuffs on me, I shot the boss.” The witness recalled that he then saw the commander lying in a pool of blood through the open office door.
“What happened to you?” asked Judge Roman Weiss. “I got my weapon and wanted to go to the doctor for confirmation of sick leave, but then I changed my mind. I went to the post commander’s office and wanted to ask him if it would be possible not to bring a confirmation.” The 47-year-old said he may have also brought up the matter of the ad. The boss insisted on the report and wanted to refrain from confirming it.
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