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Two teenagers Face Justice for Fatal Assault and Robbery
In a stunning courtroom decision, two young individuals, aged 14 and 16 at the time of the incident, received sentences of 3.5 years each for their role in a deadly assault. The incident occurred at Eppingen's train station, part of the Heilbronn district, last December. The victims' family and local authorities were left to grapple with the aftermath of a disagreement that escalated into a lethal attack.
The court chose to hand down harsher sentences than the prosecution's recommendation of 2.5 and 3 years in youth detention. Furthermore, the defense pleaded for significantly lighter penalties, leading to a closed-door hearing on Tuesday where the final ruling was announced.
The tragic incident in Eppingen wasn't the only crime these teenagers were involved in. According to court documents, they also stand accused of brandishing a weapon and committing a robbery against two other 15-year-olds earlier in the same town. Due to privacy concerns and legal limitations, the teenagers' nationalities were not disclosed in the official report.
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