Jakub Weingartner

Jakub Weingartner

The Prague Municipal Court decided on a three-year suspended sentence with a five-year probation for Jakub Weingartner from Olomouc, central Moravia, on Tuesday, July 28, 2020, for his online comments in support of the terrorist attack in New Zealand's Christchurch, with the verdict not yet in effect. The suspended sentence is the maximum allowed in the country. Weingartner said his post was ironic and that he was not commenting on the shooting itself but rather his fears of its impact on New Zealand's gun ownership policies. (CTK Photo)

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