In June 2025, the Šiauliai court sentenced Arūnas Jarmalavičius to three years of imprisonment for a series of 10 crimes, which included acts of violence and systematic harassment against the victim. During the trial, Jarmalavičius acknowledged his guilt and expressed remorse for his actions. The court's decision addressed not only the criminal acts but also the financial restitution required to be paid to the victim, which totaled nearly 17,400 Euros in damages and associated costs to social and health funds.

The court highlights the severity of Jarmalavičius's actions, which included the theft of documents, illegal possession of controlled substances, and illegal acquisition of ammunition. Judge Mantas Liesys confirmed that the evidence against Jarmalavičius was compelling, demonstrating clear culpability in the criminal behavior he exhibited. This case draws attention to the importance of judicial accountability for domestic violence and other related offenses.

This ruling reflects a broader effort to combat criminal behavior and enhance victim protection within Lithuania. The imposed sentence, along with the financial penalties and vehicle confiscation, signifies the court's stance on addressing crime seriousness and supporting victims in their recovery process. The outcomes of this case may influence future legal proceedings similar in nature and highlight the judicial system's role in maintaining public safety and justice.