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the Judgment was served on the Verdal sheriff's office Tuesday, reports NRK.
the Background is comments 62-year-old to have written on Facebook in september 2017. Where it was according to the indictment: "May you rot in the hell your drittkjerring", aimed at Hadia May. Furthermore, you said: "She is and remains muslim. She will straight arms against their muslim brothers or shoot at us if we come in conflict with the people her". He believed apparently that May ought to end in the guillotine.
In the court of law declared the defendant not straffskyld in the case. He explained that he was on a hunting trip when this happened.
the Defendant says he drank a part of alcohol this evening, and that he was inside of Facebook. He admits to have seen a post where May was mentioned, but refuses to have written it he is accused of. 62-year-old explained in court that he believes the mobile phone of his must have been hacked during the night. He further explained that he did not have problems with people from other countries.
It was the police and not May that reported the relationship, illuminated, politiadvokat Brandtsegg Moe to Trønder-Newspaper when the indictment was last fall.
This is the second time someone is convicted of having come with the hate speech against the Ap-politician. Two years ago a man was sentenced to 16 days ' conditional imprisonment and a fine of 10,000 kroner in the Brønnøy district court. the
