Fausta Marija Leščiauskaitė expressed her opinion on Thursday on her Facebook page, and agreed to share the post with the readers of the Žmonės.lt portal.
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The well-known woman considered what consequences the aggressors should face.
„I don’t think lynch law should operate in a normal society. On the other hand, I understand why sometimes, not reconciling with an ineffective system and injustice, people sometimes carry it out.
But I do not want to encourage lynch law. I just don’t understand why nowadays the identity of criminals and aggressors is most hidden.
For example, that painfully cruel story in Marijampolė: why is it urged not to reveal the identities of the attackers?
Human rights, safety, blah blah blah. But isn’t it true that by hitting a vulnerable person who cannot defend themselves with a phone strongly on the head, you severely cut your rights? Isn’t it so that those who injured, humiliated, degraded, and probably took away the sense of security for life, should feel uncomfortable being in society? I don’t think that society should physically harm those people. But despise? Condemn? Be disgusted? Definitely yes. And very good if the criminals know and feel that. And it is necessary that the path to rehabilitation, if it happens, is difficult, painful, shameful, and demanding. Because if the parents get away, society justifies, the system hides it, it will soon happen again. Stronger. With more consequences.
Teenagers do a lot of nonsense. And that nonsense can violate many rules. And still, it can be looked at leniently. But not when it is aggression, and when others’ safety suffers. There is no need for sympathy and understanding there. There you need to be fed consequences properly.
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Therefore, I feel no sympathy for the BMW princess who fatally flattened her friends. Because it was not just an accident. It was intensively demonstrated aggression while driving. Not the first time. Not the second time. Just each of you was lucky not to get under her wheels until that day,“ wrote F.M. Leščiauskaitė.
We remind that since Wednesday evening, images from the Poetry Park in Marijampolė have been rapidly spreading on social networks. It was recorded how one teenager pulled another by the hair, hit her with a phone, and the bystanders were busy filming, no one even tried to save the victim. Prosecutors announce the start of a pre-trial investigation.
The filmed footage, in which a girl about 14-16 years old hits a peer sitting on a bench and swears loudly, instantly spread on social networks.
Read more here: Brutal teenage attack in Marijampolė Poetry Park: a minor’s head was hit with a phone, others did not help but filmed
