A 21‑year‑old man who had already been convicted of a sexual offense was due to begin his prison term. According to the case file, the start of the incarceration was imminent, but before he entered the correctional facility he is said to have committed another offense.
He is currently suspected of having sexually abused a 16‑year‑old individual. The allegation is under investigation by the prosecuting authorities, and the presumption of innocence applies until a final conviction is reached.
The public prosecutor’s office has opened proceedings to determine whether sufficient evidence exists for formal charges. At the same time, officials are reviewing why the man was not taken into custody immediately despite an existing detention order. Inconsistencies regarding the first arrest and the subsequent enforcement measures have been identified.
The court will now decide whether to issue a new arrest warrant or adjust the existing order. Further steps depend on the outcome of the ongoing investigation and the assessment of the evidence; the case remains at an early stage.