The man, who was arrested by the National Police, arrived at the house in a drunken state
The episode was witnessed by their 9-year-old son
a neighbor of Zaragoza was about to join the long list of women murdered by their partners or ex-partners in the context of sexist violence yesterday. This woman’s husband came home, tried to rape her, and when the suspect resisted, he tried to throw her from a fourth floor. The screams alarmed a neighbor who did not hesitate to ask the National Police for help.
It happened last Saturday night when a strong storm affected the city. The person subsequently arrested, identified as JCSA, arrived at his house located on Bolivia street, in the Delicias neighborhood of Zaragoza. He arrived in a drunken state and that was reproached by the victim, as EL PERIÓDICO DE ARAGÓN, from the Prensa Ibérica group, learned. At one point in the discussion, the man proposed to have sex, but she refused.
Taking no for an answer did not help him and near the window, the neighbor from the building across the street being able to see him from her house, JCSA began to grope her and kiss her. He wanted to rape her, but she was opposed and started screaming.
The tension increased and, apparently, he pushed her against the balcony to try to throw her from a height of four stories. She grabbed on with all her might to avoid it.while the witness of everything called the 091 room that sent several patrols from the Citizen Security Brigade of the Aragon Police Headquarters that immediately went to the floor.
Between the agents and the woman’s mother, who was in another room, they were able to prevent the tragedy. The episode was observed by their 9-year-old son.
The arrested person remains detained in police stations as the alleged perpetrator of a crime of gender violence and another of attempted murder.
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He 016 attends to the victims of all forms of violence against women. It is a free and confidential phone that provides service in 53 languages and leaves no trace on the bill. Information is also provided via email. [email protected] and counseling and psychosocial care through the WhatsApp number 600 000 016. In addition, minors can contact the ANAR telephone number 900 20 20 10. All resources against gender violence.
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