A man in his forties appeared in court in Le Mans in January 2023 for having inflicted violence on his companion, some of which was particularly sordid…
The collective “We all” revealed a chilling figure: 147 feminicides were counted in 2022. But if the word tends to be released on domestic violence, in reality, it is still complicated for many to express themselves on the subject, to lodge a complaint and to flee the influence of a toxic, even dangerous person. This recent story is proof of that. Humiliated, belittledharassed and regularly hit by her companion, a woman finally decided to report to the police after yet another violence from his half, as reported by the site Actu.frThursday, January 19, 2023.
This 41-year-old man was judged by the chamber of immediate appearances from the court in Le Mans (Sarthe), Wednesday January 18, 2023, for having inflicted all kinds of violence on his companion, including a particularly sordid one. Indeed, the victim would have explained to the gendarmes that he had been sexually abused, the man having, for example, put him fire in private parts using a lighter. “He laughed for a long time“, she said, as reported by our colleagues. Burned, she would then have gone to the hospital of Mamers (Sarthe) and would have obtained three days off work. Previously, the quarantine would also have placed a knife blade in a “raised” position on the chair of his half, fortunately without injuring this one…
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“I still have feelings for him”
Found guilty, the violent man was sentenced to ten months in prison with a probationary period of two years. His victim would however have expressed his desire not to put an end to their story: “I still have feelings for him.” In her indictment, the prosecutor, who highlighted a situation of influencehowever indicated that the court absolutely had to protect the abused woman: “We are in a type of case where Justice says: ‘it’s over!‘” For his part, master Aouatef Braber, the defendant’s lawyer, “asked for a suitable sentence for his client who has no criminal record”.