Woman could barely walk after domestic violence
A woman sustained several injuries and could barely walk after her boyfriend allegedly beat her up during an argument at his residence in Kannat Tabla last week.
The woman had bruises on her thighs, left side of her face, and outer and inner forearms. Her nose and right wrist were slightly swollen. She had a hard time walking and standing due to pain on the lower left side of her back, police said.
Jiro Kazuo Sablan Takai, 23, was arrested and taken to the Superior Court on Thursday on charges of assault and battery and disturbing the peace. He faces a $5,000 cash bail. Preliminary hearing is on Oct. 5 at 9am.
Assistant public defender Cindy Nesbit was appointed as counsel for Takai. Assistant attorney general Chester Hinds appeared for the government.
Police detective John Anthony Hofschneider stated in his report that a police officer was dispatched on Tuesday night to the RJ Building in Dandan where the mother of the victim called for police’s help.
During an interview, the victim told the officer that she was at the residence of Takai in Kannat Tabla when they got into argument at about 6:30pm.
While they were in bed, Takai allegedly kicked her on the right thigh, hit her with a pillow, and punched her on the nose. Takai also allegedly grabbed her right arm and forced her to punch herself in the face.
The victim, who was then crying, asked the defendant to stop.
Takai allegedly threw the victim’s clothes all over the bedroom. As she was crying, Takai slapped her face several times. She grabbed her purse and ran out of the house and proceeded to RJ Building, where she called her mother on the phone.
At 7:27pm police arrested Takai at his house.
The victim said Takai assaulted her within the last four months, causing bruises on her body. She did not report the matter to the police.
There are one too many guys beating on women these days? Has anyone try to find out why, before someone gets kill? Everyone should join in to help out find a mitigating solution; it must be contained at all costs. Yeah, easier said than done.
Where’s the justice in this? Welcome to the C.N.M.I., where you can beat your spouse and get away with it, without any jail time. Karma will follow Jiro.
This is absolutely revolting. This woman stayed with a man who beat her for months. Have you no dignity, woman? He beats you, kicks you out of his home over and over and you come back? That isn’t love, honey. You need to leave this man FOR GOOD.
We need to teach our daughters to stand up for themselves and we need to teach our sons to control themselves.
So many young people nowadays don’t know what REAL love and a good relationship is supposed to be like. They watch trash TV like Jersey shore (I’m referring to Sammy and Ron here) and get the wrong image of relationships. Maybe that example is a little outdated but I think you can come up with an example of your own. Find love that makes you want to wake up and get out of bed in the morning. You should feel happier in the relationship rather than when you were single. If you aren’t then leave. Be selfish for your happiness and well being.
This man is now a monster in the eyes of every person who will read this article..When he is actually just a man who wanted to get out of this relationship so bad it was driving him crazy and drove him to this. There are a million better ways he could have handled this.. Shame.. There are also a million things this girl shouldn’t have done to entice him. Leave when you are told to leave.. And don’t. come. back. if you aren’t wanted or at least asked to.
But what if they are both participating ? aren’t they both at fault? i don’t think you should run your mouth if you don’t even know what their business is.
Maybe you shouldn’t assume that everyone who has something to say doesn’t know what their talking about. They are both at fault.
yeah, so don’t say my sister was crying for his ass because she doesn’t lol. she didn’t even want this to be posted on the news to receive these kinds of comments.
I apologize if my comment seemed harsh or was offensive. I never said or implied that the victim cried for the defendant. Perhaps you should read my comment again and try to understand my point instead of contradicting it.
PEACE~