Court acquits two builders accused in Prague house collapse
The Municipal Court in Prague has finally acquitted the owner of the construction company Sting, Daniel Rada, and the construction manager Ladislav Poledna, who were facing charges over the collapse of a reconstructed house in Soukenická Street in the centre of Prague. Four workers died in the collapse in October 2009. According to expert reports, the defendants were not responsible for the collapse, Hospodářské noviny reports. Rada and Poledna were facing charges of general endangerment, for which they could face up to 10 years’ unconditional sentence if convicted. In October 2019, the court sent them to prison for five years in an unconfirmed verdict. It based its decision mainly on the opinion of the Brno University of Technology.
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