Hotade kvinna med rasistiska tillmälen och gjorde nazisthälsningar på tågstation.
En 19-årig man döms till villkorlig dom och dagsböter för olaga hot och hets mot folkgrupp efter att ha hotat en kvinna med rasistiska uttalanden och gjort nazisthälsningar vid Rönninge station i februari.
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En kvinna utsattes för rasistiska hot och nazisthälsningar av en ung man vid Rönninge station i februari.
Det var en tidig morgon i februari som kvinnan var på väg till jobbet. På Rönninge station satte hon sig bredvid en ung man.
Han frågade var hon kom ifrån och när hon svarade att hon är från ett afrikanskt land ska han ha börjat hota henne. Bland annat ska han enligt kvinnan ha använt ett rasistiskt språkbruk och sagt: ”Vi ska börja i Rönninge med att rensa. Vi ska döda er alla, araber, negrer, alla som är invandrare om vi inte lämnar Sverige.” Han ska även ha sagt att han visste var hon bodde.
När kvinnan gick följde mannen efter och gjorde nazisthälsningar, vilket fångades av övervakningskameror.
Nu döms 19-åringen för olaga hot och hets mot folkgrupp till villkorlig dom och 80 dagsböter, totalt 6 400 kronor.
Han nekar till brott.
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