Padua, June 30, 2024 – Repeated violence against his partnerdespite the warning of the police commissioner of Padua, ended only with his arrest. The accused is a 74 year old pensioner resident in the Padua area, while the victim she is the cohabitant – of 25 years younger – with whom he had a romantic relationship. A story made up of psychological and physical violence, even in public, including “educational” slaps admitted in front of law enforcement officers.
One month agothe man had attacked The partner, banning them then use your own mobile phone and arriving at threaten her with a knifeTerrified, the 49-year-old rushed out of the house, where she was spotted by past who, having realized the gravity of the situation, have alerted the police. After being assisted by an officer, the woman made her complaint complaint.
Male psychological pressure of the companion were so strong to convince her to withdraw it. The 49-year-old then contacted the policeman who had helped her on the street to drop the charges against her partner, but the tears, the agitation and the low tone with whom she spoke did not convince her. In fact, a few minutes later, the woman confided to the officer that she had not been free to speak because the 74-year-old he was with herand implied that she had been attacked againThe interlocutor then remained on the phone to make sure that nothing was happening to her, while he asked the intervention of two colleagues at the residence of the two.
Officers found the woman in pain in the head and side, with a extensive bruise on arm. Hence the hospitalization at Sant’Antonio hospital for a fractured rib, with a prognosis of 21 days. The mate He admitted to the police to have it pulled and hit on the shoulder, also citing some slaps data “for educational purposes”. This was enough – together with the attack last month and previous episodes of slaps, kicks and bites – to stop the pensioner, with the validation expressly requested by the Prosecutor’s Office.
The 74-year-old is detained in prison of Padua.
