NewsBoateng rejects the court's offer again

Boateng rejects the court's offer again

Created: 10/21/2022 11:13 am

Jérôme Boateng
Jérôme Boateng at the beginning of the trial against him in the Munich district court. © Peter Kneffel/dpa

He was fined millions for allegedly hitting his ex-girlfriend. The soccer professional is fighting against this judgment in Munich. But he turns down an offer from the court.

Munich – The football professional Jérôme Boateng, who is accused of bodily harm, continues to reject a court proposal for an agreement in his trial. The offer continues to exist, said judge Andreas Forstner on Friday before the Munich I district court and asked whether the 34-year-old had slept and thought about the proposal again. “Just slept,” said his lawyer – an agreement was out of the question for Boateng.

At the beginning of the trial on Thursday, the 2014 soccer world champion rejected the proposal to the parties to largely withdraw the appeal and only to take action against the legal consequences, i.e. only to negotiate the amount of the penalty. He could “not reconcile this with his conscience” and also not agree to the proposal out of responsibility towards his daughters.

Last year, the district court sentenced Boateng to a fine of 1.8 million euros for bodily harm.

At the time, the judge saw it as proven that the longtime international, who is now under contract with Olympique Lyon, punched his ex-girlfriend in the face during a holiday together in 2018.

Because Boateng, who denies the allegations, the public prosecutor’s office and the co-plaintiffs have appealed, the appeal hearing took place. dpa

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