A suburban Detroit male was condemned to 60 weekend days in jail Thursday for poisoning his wife’s coffee.
Brian Kozlowski, of Macomb County, Michigan, customarily put sleeping pills in his wife’s coffee via Jul 2018, prosecutors said.
Therese Kozlowski filed for divorce in May 2018. She was questionable of Brian Kozlowski and put cameras in a kitchen of their home.
The cameras prisoner video of Brian Kozlowski putting diphenhydramine, an antihistamine especially used to provide allergies or for insomnia, into her coffee on mixed occasions, according to authorities.
Therese Kozlowski pronounced she felt tired, dizzy and had confused prophesy after celebration a sinister coffee, according to prosecutors.
The final coffee that he done for Therese Kozlowski was analyzed and was found to enclose 127 milliliters of diphenhydramine.
Brian Kozlowski pleaded no competition to charges of poisoning a splash in June, that carries a limit jail judgment of 15 years.
Macomb County Prosecutor Eric Smith sought a smallest judgment of 19 months in jail.
“This suspect deserves zero reduction than a jail dungeon for his actions,” Smith pronounced this week.
Therese Kozlowski told a decider Thursday that she deliberate a poisoning “attempted murder,” according to NBC associate WDIV-TV.
“Brian was perplexing to kill me to keep his gentle life from slipping away” she pronounced in court.
Prosecutors called a 60-day judgment “a slap in a face” and pronounced they are formulation to interest a decision.
“The Court seemed some-more focused on ensuring a defendant’s leisure ability to work than a victim’s safety,” Smith tweeted. “It is discouraging to consider that someone who commits such a forward crime, putting so many people during risk, walks divided with only a slap on a wrist.”
Therese and Brian Kozlowski are now divorced.