Court acquits defendant of harassment charges due to insufficient evidence of actual harm to victims.

The court acquitted the defendant, A. Ł., of charges of harassment against two victims, T. Ł. and S. O., based on the sending of frequent SMS messages. The prosecution argued that these messages constituted a violation of privacy through nagging, but the defense contended that the evidence failed to prove the requisite level of harm or intent. The court ruled that the prosecution did not meet its burden of proof regarding the specific consequences of the defendant's actions, leading to a complete acquittal.