An intoxicated man beat up his wife for refusing to have sex with him while another man choked his common-law wife in front of their 1-year-old son, in separate domestic violence incidents over the weekend on Saipan, police said.<\/p>\n
Jesus Reyes Ayuyu, 55, was arrested for assault and battery and disturbing the peace, while Patrick Camacho Lizama, 24, was apprehended for assault and battery, interfering with domestic violence report, and disturbing the peace.<\/p>\n
Ayuyu\u2019s bail was set at $125 cash while Lizama\u2019s was at $225 cash.<\/p>\n
Police said Ayuyu\u2019s wife sustained abrasions and contusions around her neck and left knee, and she complained of neck pain and headaches.<\/p>\n
Lizama\u2019s common-law wife refused medical treatment. A responding police officer did not observe visible signs of injuries on her, police said.<\/p>\n
Police detective Therese S. Kintoki stated in her report that a police officer responded to an apartment in Koblerville on Saturday at 10:50am, after receiving a call about a disturbance.<\/p>\n
Kintoki said the officer met with a woman who was limping on her left leg and who stated that her husband, Ayuyu, beat her up so she ran away. Ayuyu\u2019s wife appeared emotional and her pants were dirty and torn. She was wearing only one slipper. Ayuyu\u2019s wife got into the police\u2019s vehicle and complained of pain in the head. Medics later arrived and brought her to the Commonwealth Health Center.<\/p>\n
Ayuyu was later arrested.<\/p>\n
The wife told police that Ayuyu slapped her in the face and head five times. He then allegedly grabbed her and threw her to the bed. Later in the morning, when the wife got up to get ready for work, Ayuyu held her to prevent her from leaving, so she ran away and managed to reach Kevin\u2019s Apartment in Koblerville where she called for police\u2019s assistance. The wife told police that the Ayuyu had slapped her before but this incident was the worst.<\/p>\n
In Lizama\u2019s case, Kintoki stated that a police officer arrived at a residence in Kannat Tabla on Saturday night after receiving a call about a domestic violence. The officer met Lizama\u2019s common-law wife, who was crying and appeared traumatized.<\/p>\n
The wife told police that Lizama was very drunk and forcefully took their 1-year-old son from her by choking her neck. The wife said she was scared for the safety of their son because Lizama was intoxicated and driving a Jeep Cherokee. The officer called all police units via radio to be on the lookout for the vehicle at a possible location in San Vicente. Two police officers arrived at Lizama\u2019s house in San Vicente where they found the vehicle.<\/p>\n
Lizama\u2019s mother later returned the baby to the defendant\u2019s common-law wife. Lizama was then arrested.<\/p>\n
Lizama allegedly choked his wife\u2019s neck and grabbed their son away from her. When she took a cordless phone on the table to call 911, the defendant allegedly grabbed the phone away and left with their 1-year-old son.<\/p>\n
The wife told police that whenever Lizama gets drunk he can\u2019t control himself and becomes violent. She said Lizama, who also choked her six months ago in front of their 3-year-old daughter, is currently undergoing counseling for substance and alcohol abuse.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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