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Rory O 'Connor, 23, born without arms, stabbed his father last November.
In the testimonies, the incident, which was the result of a quarrel between father and son, was reported, resulting in the father being seriously injured, which forced him to undergo a surgical intervention.
According to Crown Attorney, Matthew Roberts, Rory was in the habit of wearing this Armed Often after being attacked earlier during a visit to a nearby forest area, a newspaper reported "Sun" British.
He added: "His father stung his son with a broomstick and Rory responded by kicking at Kevin's leg, stabbed in the abdomen."
For his part, the father said that what had happened would not prevent him from continuing to support his son, describing the incident with regret, and that he highlighted the difficulties his son was facing.
Lawyer Andrew Davis defended Rory: "The young man was injured The Depression Since his adolescence. We should not rush to judge it as it is normal with ordinary people. "
Rory was sentenced to work for one year in activities community service, 100 hours of paid work and a re-education course.
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Rory O 'Connor, 23, born without arms, stabbed his father last November.
In the testimonies, the incident, which was the result of a quarrel between father and son, was reported, resulting in the father being seriously injured, which forced him to undergo a surgical intervention.
According to Crown attorney Matthew Roberts, Rory was in the habit of carrying this weapon, having been attacked earlier while he was visiting the nearby forest, according to the British newspaper "Sun".
"The father was raised by his son with a broomstick, and Rory responded by kicking Kevin's leg and stabbing the abdomen."
For his part, the father said that what had happened would not prevent him from continuing to support his son, describing the incident with regret, and that he highlighted the difficulties his son was facing.
"The young man is depressed since his teenage years," said lawyer Andrew Davis about Rory. "We should not rush to judge him as he is normal with ordinary people."
Rory was sentenced to one year of community service work, 100 hours of paid work and a rehabilitation course.
