男子暴力抢劫25元硬币获刑5年 被处罚金2万元
 

　　河北青年报讯(记者李媛 通讯员薛小马) 藁城市的季某入室盗窃25元硬币被发现，遂与主人发生打斗，最后演变成暴力抢劫。近日，季某犯抢劫罪被判处 有期徒刑5年，并处罚金2万元。

　　2010年4月9日23时许,herve leger，季某酒后溜达到邻村的吴某家实施盗窃。在屋里摸索了一番后，他在桌子抽屉内找到了25元硬币。季某在屋里 翻箱倒柜的声音吵醒了房屋主人吴某。季某怕暴露身份，便用铁锤将吴某头部打伤。二人打斗中，季某左肩骨受伤 后逃跑，盗窃的硬币遗留在现场。

　　法院认为，季某以非法占有为目的，秘密窃取他人财物，被发现后当场实行暴力致人受伤，其行为已构成抢劫 罪，遂作出以上判决。

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