Security camera captures man hitting his pregnant partner with a bottle in the head A security camera captured the moment in which a young pregnant woman was hit with a bottle by her partner, on the street, in Estância Velha, in the metropolitan region of Porto Alegre. The case happened on Thursday night (16). The 20-year-old woman suffered injuries to her head, neck and hands and was treated on the street by the Military Brigade and the Fire Department. She was then taken to the hospital, where she received stitches for her cuts. The 19-year-old man who threw the bottle fled the scene. His identity was not disclosed. ? Access the g1 RS channel on WhatsApp According to delegate Rafael Sauthier, from the Estância Velha Civil Police Station, which is investigating the case, they had been together for six months and the young woman was ten weeks pregnant. The reason for the attack was her refusal to go to a party at the house of one of her partner's relatives. To the Police, the young woman says that after refusing, the man started chasing her on the street and threatening her. He was drinking beer from a glass bottle and she then grabbed another empty bottle to defend herself. When she was attacked by her partner with pushes, the woman allegedly threw a bottle at him first and hit him in the shoulder. Soon after, she was hit by him, in the head. She filed a police report against the man and requested an urgent protective measure. He has not yet been arrested. Security camera captures man hitting pregnant partner in the head Reproduction Violence against women: how to ask for help VIDEOS: Everything about RS
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Security camera captures man hitting his pregnant partner with a bottle in the head A security camera captured the moment in which a young pregnant woman was hit with a bottle by her partner, on the street, in Estância...
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