Scumbag Sweden.

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STOCKHOLM, Sweden — A 28-year-old Tunisian who was caught on security camera stealing from a man who had fallen onto the tracks on the Stockholm subway and then leaving him to be hit by a train was sentenced Tuesday to one and a half years in prison for theft.

A Swedish court ordered Nadar Khiari to pay $1,800 in damages to his victim and ruled that he will be deported after serving his sentence. He was not charged with leaving the man on the tracks, since Swedish law does not require people to help.

The court wrote that the victim had been “in a particularly vulnerable position, lying intoxicated and injured on the subway track without any opportunity to protect himself, in danger of being killed or being seriously injured. Nadar Khiari must have been fully aware of this.”

The video shows the drunk victim falling from a subway platform. Khiari then jumps onto the tracks, steals his belongings and leaves him there. The victim was hit by a train and lost a foot, but survived.

Khiari confessed to stealing the man’s cellphone, a silver case and a gold necklace, saying he was unemployed and needed money for food and medicine. He apologized for not alerting subway staff that there was a man on the tracks.

 

[bombbiggidyphil]

He was not charged with leaving the man on the tracks, since Swedish law does not require people to help.

Flashbacks of the Seinfeld finale.



That's horrible...a year and half . At least they're kicking him out.

 

[nineteen92]

 

[trunks206]

 

[kiiing]

Smh what the hell is wrong with people ..

 

[ricerocket1]

there should be some common sense clause in every law.

 

[iwearnikes]

 

[mrbrown]

Not so sweet after all

 

[teamjordan79]

How do you not have money for food and medicine in Sweden?

 

[Master Zik]

Ok rob him, that's one thing but to leave the dude there? I know there are thieves out there that would've carried back on the platform. Then train just ends it :x

 

[spidermachine916]

wait... they can kick him out like that?

 

[noskey]

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Not so sweet after all

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[ksteezy]

Ouch...

 

[gustavo fring]

what the hell. 

 

[cocotaso1]

3...2...1...

 

[iYen]

What amazes me less than him jacking the drunk dude on the tracks is that the police were able to identity him from that video.

I couldn't even see his face.

I'm assuming that they're other cameras which caught the perp's face.

If not, that's amazing that they identified him.

 

[nyc game]

He lucky he just got deported, In NY they would have locked him up for murder just to have him working in our prison system for life.

 

[kspar]

What amazes me less than him jacking the drunk dude on the tracks is that the police were able to identity him from that video.
I couldn't even see his face.
I'm assuming that they're other cameras which caught the perp's face.
If not, that's amazing that they identified him.

There were probably other cameras. He should have known that.
People will do extreme things to survive and this proves it

 

[el cuco]

So did the victim die? I sure as hell hope he gets hit with a the full wrath of Karma when it catches up to him! If he was that broke he shoulda sold that stylish jacket he had, I'm sure that was stolen too...

I'm still surprised at the amount of people that jumped down onto the tracks to try and help

 

[al audi]

Bein unemployed in Sweden gotta be rough. Place is more expensive than Nyc.

 

[mcraptor]

So did the victim die? I sure as hell hope he gets hit with a the full wrath of Karma when it catches up to him! If he was that broke he shoulda sold that stylish jacket he had, I'm sure that was stolen too...
I'm still surprised at the amount of people that jumped down onto the tracks to try and help

"The victim was hit by a train and lost a foot, but survived."

 

[createdestroy]

blame the whole country for the actions of one man...?

 

[oidreez]

The victim didn't die. He lost a leg

 

[goldenchild9]

How do you get to that point of stupidity and drunkenness?

 

[RustyShackleford]

blame the whole country for the actions of one man...?

This.

The dude was a immigrant too.

I been to Sweden, those people are extra nice

But I've read their is a anti-immigration sentiment growing in Scandinavia, most people into those countries are really PC and feel that immigrants are getting a chance at a better life. Others think they are letting in criminals that are making the country unsafe. **** like this doesn't help