A man has been sentenced to five years for mistreating and sexually assaulting his wife on a continuous basis
According to the verdict, since the victim decided to separate from his aggressor in 2017, he had continuously threatened and sexually assaulted him.
Rally against male violence in Sarriguren, stock image.
The Second Section of the Navarre High Court has sentenced a 38-year-old man to 5 years and 4 months in prison for continuing abuse and sexual assault of his wife in the Pamplona region.
Specifically, five months in prison for ill-treatment, five months for continued threats and five months for continued sexual assault, the judge has sentenced the aggressor to four years and six months.
The magistrate has taken as a mitigating factor in all crimes the steps taken to alleviate the mental health problems of the man and the damage caused, and at the beginning of the proceedings he compensated the victim with 5,000 euros.
In addition to the prison sentence, the accused has been sentenced to nine years and five months 'restraining orders against the victim, and upon release he shall be placed on probation.
It must also compensate the victim with EUR 10 000 in total.
According to the verdict, since the victim decided to separate from his aggressor in 2017, he had continuously threatened and sexually assaulted him.
If you are mistreated or know of any case, call 900 840 111 (Basque Country), 016 (Spanish State) or 3919 (Northern State, available 24 hours a day, except Sundays and holidays from 09:00 to 18:00).
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