Jailed: Telford abuser broke woman's jaw and strangled her in booze-fuelled fury

[Premi]

https://www.shropshirestar.com/news/crime/2023/05/02/jailed-telford-abuser-broke-girlfriends-jaw-and-strangled-her-in-booze-fuelled-fury/

Jailed: Telford abuser broke woman's jaw and strangled her in booze-fuelled fury

 

 Nick Humphreys

TelfordCrimePublished: May 2, 2023 Last Updated: May 2, 2023

A domestic abuser from Telford who broke a woman's jaw, dragged her across a driveway and strangled her has been jailed

  

Jaswinder Sanghera, aged 36, of Teagues Crescent, Trench, repeatedly attacked his victim both verbally and physically.

 

Shrewsbury Crown Court heard how his victim lied to hospital nurses about how she sustained her broken jaw to save Sanghera's skin, only to be rewarded with being strangled by him months later.

 

In the first assault, committed in June last year, Sanghera, the victim and her brother had been out for drinks and were in a taxi. Sanghera was abusive to the driver. He was told off by the victim, but later that evening, after her brother left, Sanghera dragged her outside the house and across the driveway. She sustained bruises to her jaw, wrist and ribs.

 

 

The assault that broke her jaw took place in early July last year in a bedroom. Sanghera was being verbally abusive, before he slapped the victim's face with an open hand, sending her falling back onto the bed. She wasn't sure whether she lost consciousness, and when she later visited hospital, it was found that her jaw had been broken in two places. It took three months for it to fully heal.

 

In January this year, the victim and Sanghera had been out when he became verbally abusive in the car. He got physical with her, before dragging her out of the car into a car park, telling her: "I've given everything up for you." He gave her bruises on her back, shoulder and ribs.

The following month, Sanghera and the victim went to a 40th birthday party when things "kicked off". Sanghera had got into a fight and was "covered with blood and angry". Police were called and he was arrested. The victim asked police "to make sure he doesn't return home," but he did later that day after being released.

 

He banged the door, shouting about how angry he was, before grabbing the victim around the neck with both hands. He held her and pushed her against the front door. She hit her head on a shelf during the attack, before he released his grip. Police were called and he was arrested again.

 

In his police interview, Sanghera initially claimed it had just been a verbal row. He admitted breaking her jaw in the previous attack, but said she hit him first. He also told police that alcohol was the cause of the problems.

 

In a victim impact statement, Sanghera's victim said she was "worried what will happen" when he is released from custody and wants a restraining order".

Sanghera pleaded guilty to inflicting grievous bodily harm, three counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm and intentional strangulation.

His lawyer told the court that he is "extremely unpleasant when he's had a drink," and that he is "remorseful and ashamed".

Judge David Hale said that he was "impressed by his recognition of the problem", but Sanghera's offending was "too bad" to avoid a prison sentence

He told Sanghera: "You have pleaded guilty to the most serious string of offences against this lady. When you had a lot to drink you became intolerable. You broke her jaw, then you tried to strangle her.

"I've got to punish you for what you did."

He sentenced Sanghera to three years in prison, of which he will serve half before being released on licence. He was also made subject of a restraining order against his victim

[GurjantGnostic]

9 hours ago, Premi said:

https://www.shropshirestar.com/news/crime/2023/05/02/jailed-telford-abuser-broke-girlfriends-jaw-and-strangled-her-in-booze-fuelled-fury/

Jailed: Telford abuser broke woman's jaw and strangled her in booze-fuelled fury

 

 Nick Humphreys

TelfordCrimePublished: May 2, 2023 Last Updated: May 2, 2023

A domestic abuser from Telford who broke a woman's jaw, dragged her across a driveway and strangled her has been jailed

  

Jaswinder Sanghera, aged 36, of Teagues Crescent, Trench, repeatedly attacked his victim both verbally and physically.

 

Shrewsbury Crown Court heard how his victim lied to hospital nurses about how she sustained her broken jaw to save Sanghera's skin, only to be rewarded with being strangled by him months later.

 

In the first assault, committed in June last year, Sanghera, the victim and her brother had been out for drinks and were in a taxi. Sanghera was abusive to the driver. He was told off by the victim, but later that evening, after her brother left, Sanghera dragged her outside the house and across the driveway. She sustained bruises to her jaw, wrist and ribs.

 

 

The assault that broke her jaw took place in early July last year in a bedroom. Sanghera was being verbally abusive, before he slapped the victim's face with an open hand, sending her falling back onto the bed. She wasn't sure whether she lost consciousness, and when she later visited hospital, it was found that her jaw had been broken in two places. It took three months for it to fully heal.

 

In January this year, the victim and Sanghera had been out when he became verbally abusive in the car. He got physical with her, before dragging her out of the car into a car park, telling her: "I've given everything up for you." He gave her bruises on her back, shoulder and ribs.

The following month, Sanghera and the victim went to a 40th birthday party when things "kicked off". Sanghera had got into a fight and was "covered with blood and angry". Police were called and he was arrested. The victim asked police "to make sure he doesn't return home," but he did later that day after being released.

 

He banged the door, shouting about how angry he was, before grabbing the victim around the neck with both hands. He held her and pushed her against the front door. She hit her head on a shelf during the attack, before he released his grip. Police were called and he was arrested again.

 

In his police interview, Sanghera initially claimed it had just been a verbal row. He admitted breaking her jaw in the previous attack, but said she hit him first. He also told police that alcohol was the cause of the problems.

 

In a victim impact statement, Sanghera's victim said she was "worried what will happen" when he is released from custody and wants a restraining order".

Sanghera pleaded guilty to inflicting grievous bodily harm, three counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm and intentional strangulation.

His lawyer told the court that he is "extremely unpleasant when he's had a drink," and that he is "remorseful and ashamed".

Judge David Hale said that he was "impressed by his recognition of the problem", but Sanghera's offending was "too bad" to avoid a prison sentence

He told Sanghera: "You have pleaded guilty to the most serious string of offences against this lady. When you had a lot to drink you became intolerable. You broke her jaw, then you tried to strangle her.

"I've got to punish you for what you did."

He sentenced Sanghera to three years in prison, of which he will serve half before being released on licence. He was also made subject of a restraining order against his victim

Alcohol is the worst drug on the planet. 

[GurjantGnostic]

This is why reefer madness on parchar stages isn't funny, it's destructive. If dude was high he'd have eaten some roti and talked to what should be his wife. 

Repent Basics of Sikhi. Repent Sikh2Inspire. No excuse for this damaging manmukh ignorance. 

[dalsingh101]

11 hours ago, Premi said:

In January this year, the victim and Sanghera had been out when he became verbally abusive in the car. He got physical with her, before dragging her out of the car into a car park, telling her: "I've given everything up for you."

lol!

[GurjantGnostic]

2 hours ago, dalsingh101 said:

lol!

Just not krodh and liquor.....