The Danes sentenced a Roma family of Croatian origin to 54 years in prison: "We did not discriminate that we are Roma"
Croatian Roma Toncek (23) and Bernardo (20) have been sentenced to 15 years in prison in Denmark for 24 homegrown crimes, violence and illegal possession of weapons.
According to the Danish media, these jobs have occurred in several Danish cities in the period from 2015 to 2017. The court in Nukobing sentenced their parents, 48-year-old Santino Korena and 51-year-old Liljana Mujagic to 12 years in prison.
At the age of 8, the friend of this family, Ivica Gegic, was also convicted (37).
All of them have been given a lifelong exit from Denmark after serving the sentence of imprisonment. The charge was also raised against Tonchek and Bernard's 19-year-old son, but he was released due to lack of evidence.
One of the evidence of being a servant was a footprint on one of the brothers' shoes. All convicted complained of these judgments. Prosecutor Susanna Blokhum sought for the two maximum sentence of 18 years in prison and expulsion from Denmark.
What happened and what has been done against my family is pure discrimination - says the older brother who is bitter about the amount of the sentence.
For Tonchek, Danish media wrote about six years ago as a suspect for an attack on elderly women and jewelry theft in Sweden, but he then threatened to challenge the lawsuit of the Karlshamm media company, although his name or ethnic Roma was not published.