If, as a result of the intentional commission of the offence, more serious consequences occur which, according to the law, attract a heavier criminal penalty and which were not included in the intention of the offender, criminal liability for such consequences arises only if the person foresaw the harmful consequences, but easily believed that they could be avoided, or if the person did not foresee the possibility of such consequences occurring, although he should and could have foreseen them. The offence is therefore considered intentional.