Latvian State Police have completed an investigation into an assault after a conflict erupted on Jomas iela in Jurmala. On 30 May, officers received information about a fight in the street, where a man was injured. Police detained a 2006-born young man the same day and opened a criminal process. Investigators found the conflict broke out spontaneously, starting with verbal, personally offensive statements that escalated into a physical confrontation. After the detention, the authorities imposed security measures. The suspect was placed under police supervision and was initially banned from leaving the country, later amended to a requirement to reside in a specified place and a ban on leaving Latvia. The investigation was first started under Criminal Law Article 125, paragraph 1, for intentionally causing serious bodily harm. After investigators clarified the case circumstances, the qualification was changed to Criminal Law Article 231, paragraph 2, for hooliganism linked to causing bodily harm to the victim. The offence carries a maximum penalty of up to five years in prison, or a short prison term, or probation supervision, or community work, or a fine. On 6 November, the criminal process was handed over to Pieriga prosecutors for the start of prosecution.