Ozzy Osbourne Birmingham floral tribute theft case dropped

At the Birmingham City Center, a crime of theft was left against a man accused of stealing flowers from the tributes left to Ozzy Osbourne.

The accusation against Parviz Jafari was withdrawn by prosecutors after a court said that he allowed 45 -year -old flowers.

Mr. Jafari from West Bromwich spoke to give his personal details at a four -minute hearing at Birmingham Magistrate Criminal Court and he was said to be free here.

In August, he was accused of theft reports between thousands of tributes left near the Black Shabat counter and the wall monitoring. Osbourne’s death in July 76 years old from a reported heart attack.

A study by the Royal Prosecutor’s Office found that there was no expectation of a realistic conviction, because the defendant could not prove that when he took the flowers, he could not prove that he was fraud.

The regional judge said to Wain Mrjafari: “Please stop, sir. The topic has been withdrawn, you are free to go.”

The Osbourne family watched the tribute on July 30. public reference The body of the Heavy Metal star was applied from his childhood house and his hometown.