If he wanted to kill, "he would have attached a silencer to the gun." There is a verdict in the case of jealousy shots.

Jan R. was sentenced to 11 years in prison for attempted murder after shooting at Dorota W. while under the influence of alcohol. The court found him guilty of multiple charges, including illegal possession of a firearm and threats against the victim and a prosecutor. Despite his defense arguing for acquittal or a lighter sentence, the appellate court upheld the original ruling, stating the punishment was appropriate given the severity of the crime. Witnesses, including a prosecutor, intervened to subdue R. after the shooting, which left the victim injured. R. claimed he did not intend to kill and was only seeking to discuss a meeting with the victim.