Court sentenced homeless man to four months prison for death threats and imposed proximity ban.

The court found the defendant, a homeless man, guilty of threatening the victim with death and injury, resulting in a four-month prison sentence. Aggravating factors included the defendant's prior criminal record and the significant social harm caused, while mitigating circumstances were the defendant's age and a subsequent apology. The court rejected the possibility of suspending the sentence due to the defendant's recidivism and deemed a proximity ban necessary to protect the victim.