VILNIUS – A young man in Lithuania's northeastern city of Visaginas has been ordered to wear an ankle monitor after assaulting a Lithuanian language teacher earlier this week.
Local prosecutor Genadijus Jefimovas told BNS the Russian citizen, 24, having a residence permit in Lithuania, will have to be subject to the measure of suppression for six months.
"He's had an ankle monitor put for six months. He will be controlled, monitored, there are conditions where he can go and who he can see," the prosecutor said.
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