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Czech Republic Court Acquits Lamb Of God Frontman Randy Blythe
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According to the website novinky.cz, Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe was acquitted by the Prague Municipal Court for charges of manslaughter stemming from incident of May 24, 2010, which led to a death of a fan. Blythe faced up to ten years in prison for the incident where he allegedly threw a fan from the stage, though video footage showed that he was clearly innocent and the Court agreed.
According to the article, the Court ruled that Blythe did not commit an act of crime. In the final argument before the decision, Blythe told the Court: "I would like to thank the family of Daniel Nosek for not attacking me in the press and for their kind words to me in this court. I am very sorry for their loss. Daniel was a fan of my band. I had no wish to harm him. He was just a boy and I wish he was still here. If, ultimately the Czech legal system sentences me to prison, I will do my sentence like a man. If I am to remain free, I will do my best to insure that conditions at this concert will not occur again with my band and other bands so that the fans will remain safe. I have searched for an answer to this situation. The only one I can find is that it was a tragic, horrible accident."
At one stage of the proceedings, prosecutors asked for a five year prison sentence. The family of the victim was seeking 10 million Czech Koruna in damages.
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Pretty much what I expected but it's still good to see it.
Even before this incident, Randy made no secret of the value of trustworthy security and a well run venue. He tends to make comments about one or both at every performance I've caught them at. I'd bet the vetting process will be even more comprehensive from now on though.
Here's to hoping Randy gets some quiet time to rebound, gets to pen some of this madness into a potent album and exorcise that energy in the live setting in the near future.
@post 2, respectfull and post 1 don't go hand in hand, trust me, btw post 1 way too set us rednecks back about 75 years with that commi snarl, jesus christ almighty.
Well this is great news, but the bad thing is this probably took 2-3 years off randys life expectantcy with the stress and bullsh** he had to endure, but i hope he learned a valuable lesson in all this, unsatisfactory security primarily on foreign soil, equals no gig.
I think LOGs first show ths year is in may, we'll see how randy looks, sounds and performs.
Why is it a joke? Someone died, that needs to be investigated and if people are accountable then they need to be brought to justice.
The justice system investigated it, Randy was involved in the incident so he was put on trial and found not guilty. How is this a joke?
Branded- you redneck...ha, good to see things never change in here. Maybe that was just a LOG reference (redneck).
BG1- great point about the money...Czech media should run with it.
I had a bad feeling about this from the beginning. Guess I'm just used to our Kangaroo Court. Looks like the Czech Rep. got one right.
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NOW GIVE HIS 400k BACK TO HIM YOU FKN COMMIE FKS!!!!!!