Jens Lehmann has to pay fines.
Jens Lehmann has been in the middle of an uproar. PDO
Former soccer star Jens Lehmann54, received large fines.
The district court in Starnberg sentenced the German to a fine of 420,000 euros for destroying property and attempted fraud, says Swiss Blick.
The first sentence concerned the chainsaw rampage that happened a little over a year ago.
Lehmann went on a rampage with the chainsaw and cut the roof beams of his neighbor’s garage.
His neighbor had built a garage, which created a visual barrier from Lehmann’s apartment to the scenery of Lake Starnberg. The two were believed to have had a bad relationship for a long time.
The former top goalkeeper tried to black out the neighbor’s surveillance camera so as not to be caught in the act. However, the neighbor was able to watch Lehmann’s actions live.
Lehmann owns a property worth about 4.5 million euros located on the shore of Lake Starnberg.
Charged his electric car
The second sentence relates to two incidents that took place in 2021 and 2022 at Munich Airport.
Lehmann charged his Porsche electric car twice in the Munich airport parking garage. According to the prosecutor, after charging, he drove through the exit barrier right behind other cars. In this way, he saved more than 300 euros in parking fees.
– Heroes become legends with a chainsaw in their hands, acting as a prosecutor Stefan Kreutzer said according to Blick.
Lehmann had denied all the accusations.
Psychiatric research
Earlier this year, a German court ordered Lehmann to undergo a psychiatric examination.
German Bildin according to Lehmann’s actions in recent years point to an antisocial personality disorder. If a person suffers from antisocial personality disorder, they have little empathy for others and often disregard rules and norms.
Among other things, Lehmann was fired from the board of Hertha Berlin due to a racist text message in May 2021.
Lehmann is considered one of the legends of football. He was a regular face in the German national team, as he represented his home country in 61 matches between 1998 and 2008. In his career, he played in Schalke, Dortmund and Arsenal, among others.