Released prisoner stole food in Jičín, where he had a ban on residence
A 54-year-old man was released from prison on Tuesday and stole from a shop in Jičín the same day. The court immediately imposed an unconditional sentence on him.
Released in the morning, detained in the afternoon: repeat offender stole in banned city
The Czech Republic Police (policie.gov.cz) has informed of a case in Jičín where a 54-year-old man was detained on Wednesday shortly after being released from serving a custodial sentence the same morning.
The man entered one of the shopping centres in Jičín, took food items and consumed ice cream directly in the shop. He then passed through the checkout area without paying. A police patrol stopped him in the adjacent car park.
A records check revealed that the man had been convicted of theft over the past three years and additionally had a ban on residence in the territory of the city of Jičín. He had been serving a sentence for theft, among other things, from which he was released the morning of that same day.
The police officers informed him in a shortened preliminary proceedings of suspicion of the offence of theft and obstruction of the execution of official decision and expulsion.
A judge of the district court in Jičín issued a criminal order already on Thursday. The man was imposed an unconditional custodial sentence. He was escorted from the court directly to a remand prison—he spent only a few hours in freedom.
Source: Google News CZ — Crime (cs)