Court acquits defendant of minor assault charge due to lack of evidence regarding intent and causation.

The court acquitted the defendant, K. T., of charges under Article 157 § 2 of the Criminal Code for causing minor bodily harm. The prosecution alleged the defendant kicked the victim, resulting in a bruise and hematoma, but failed to prove the specific intent required for the crime. The court determined that the evidence was insufficient to establish the necessary mental element and causal link, leading to a complete acquittal.