Behemoth frontman Nergal is breathing a sigh of relief this morning after a court in his Polish homeland threw out charges against him for inciting religious hatred yesterday (Tuesday, June 29).The Gdynia District Court dismissed an investigation into the singer (real name Adam Darski) who was accused of an offence against religious feelings under section 196 of the Polish Criminal Code after tearing up a Bible on stage in 2007."The court's verdict proves that I'm on the right track here," Nergal tells Kerrang!. "I've always stood behind what I said and this time it's no different: I have deep faith in what I do and I'm never gonna give in."I want to thank everyone worldwide for sending emails encouraging and supporting me," he adds. "It means a lot. Yet another battle won, but the war isn't over... Stay tuned my friends." Be sure to pick up today's Kerrang! magazine for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at Behemoth's new video.