39-year-old man dies after trying to strangle his partner in Malaga
Quick Look
- A 39-year-old man died in his home in Malaga after trying to strangle his partner, in the presence of his youngest daughter, who alerted the emergency services.
- The woman remains hospitalized and the authorities have confirmed that it is a case of sexist violence, without either of the two being registered in the Viogen system.
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Why It Matters
The incident occurred in a home on Leoni Benabú street in Malaga, where a man tried to strangle his partner in the presence of his youngest daughter, who alerted the emergency services.
A 39-year-old man died this Wednesday in his home in Malaga after trying to strangle his partner, in the presence of his youngest daughter, who notified the health services of the attack for which the woman remains hospitalized.
Police sources have confirmed that this is a case of sexist violence and that neither of the two were in the Viogen system.
The events occurred around 6:00 p.m. when the emergency service 112 received a notice from a minor alerting that a man was trying to strangle a woman, so it alerted 061 and the National Police.
The agents who went to the home, on Leoni Benabú Street, found the woman in cardiorespiratory arrest, so they performed resuscitation maneuvers on her and coordinated her transfer to a hospital.
From the first investigations it appears that the man tried to strangle his wife and that she later died.
Open Questions
- What is the current state of health of the hospitalized woman?
- Were there previous complaints of gender violence in this couple?
- What protective measures are being considered for the youngest daughter and the woman after the incident?
