A horrific case of violence was recorded in a flower shop in Bucaramanga, capital of the department of Santander. In said establishment, a woman was brutally attacked by who would be her partner and the attack was captured by security cameras.
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As reported by Blu Radio, the attacked woman reported that she was attacked by her ex, who supposedly refused to accept that the relationship had ended. The subject attacked her not only with blows, but with scissors.
“My complaint is for attempted feminicide and domestic violence by my ex-partner because I was attacked with a knife.. He attacked me twice, once in the hand and the other in the stomach.. The incident occurred because he saw a publication, we had already ended the relationship but he still continued to insist, he was not clear in his mind that the relationship had already ended and he was very jealous, he pursued me, he harassed me,” said the woman. attacked, according to the station.
The subject who attacked the woman would be the owner of the Bucaramanga flower shop where the events occurred and where the victim also works.
“He saw that publication and came to the place where I was working and attacked me with that knife. Furthermore, he He stated that out of compassion he had let me breathe. “I have the conversations and the videos that prove the complaint,” said the woman victim of the brutal attack.
The videos of the attack against the woman in the Bucaramanga flower shop were spread on social networks and, from there, Paula Ramírez, social manager of Bucaramanga, reported that institutional care is being offered to the victim and the Prosecutor’s Office was asked to assume the responsibility. corresponding investigations.
“The Women’s Office of the Mayor of Bucaramanga is already aware of this case and offers all institutional care to the victim. We ask the authorities and the Prosecutor’s Office to initiate the legal process against this aggressor and to protect the violated woman,” said Paula Ramírez through her account on X.
In that message, the social manager of the capital of Santander replicated the videos of the attack, which also caused rejection by citizens, who in turn demanded justice.
Where to report sexual or domestic violence?
- Purple Line in Bogotá 018000 112137, WhatsApp 3007551846 or by writing to the email [email protected]
- National Line: 155
- National Police: 123
- Attorney General’s Office Line: 122
- Colombian Institute of Family Welfare: 018000 918080
- Protection Line for boys, girls and adolescents: 141
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