In a criminal trial at the Landshut District Court, a 35-year-old man was convicted for an attack on his ex-girlfriend and her mother in Taufkirchen. The incident occurred when the man intentionally drove his car into both women, causing them physical harm. Following this, he also assaulted them further by hitting and choking them, demonstrating a severe disregard for their safety.

The background to this violent act reveals complex relationships, as the man had previously failed to manage his emotions regarding past relationships. He was living with a younger woman and her family, but unbeknownst to them, he had a criminal history involving violent offenses against his ex-partners. The court's decision reflects a careful consideration of the circumstances, though it acknowledged the defense's argument that the intent to kill was not sufficiently proven to classify the act as an attempted killing.

The verdict serves as a reminder of the serious consequences of domestic violence and the importance of addressing mental health and relationship issues. As awareness of such violence continues to grow, this case highlights the ongoing challenges faced by victims seeking justice and the legal system's role in protecting them from future harm.