Woman stabbed by her ex -husband, in Buftea. Neighbors put him on the run, and a SAS fighter in his spare time caught

A 44-year-old man stabbed his ex-wife, 43 years old. The individual, caught after almost an hour and a half of searches of a fighter in special troops in his spare time, is now accused of attempted murder.

Photo: Shutterstock

According to the observer, the woman was returning from work, from a supermarket, when she met the man, who was waiting for her.

The two began to argue, and the conflict degenerated. The man has stabbed it several times.

“They divorced, it was put on a protective order all the time. And a few evenings, at 3 in the morning, so, it was swearing … Incredible as he did. He was very violent with her. He I think was more after cars, so, he took advantage of it alone,” said a neighbor.

When several neighbors arrived to save the woman, the man ran away, but was caught by an SAS fighter in his free time, after an hour and 20 minutes of searching.

“After the end of the day service, I was traveling to the house. I found it on an alley of the city, in a darker area. It seemed agitated and with traces of blood on clothes. I immobilized it and led it to the police station headquarters,” said the fighter Sas Ilfov.

The man is a painter and lived two blocks away from the victim, along with another woman. He was left two weeks ago, and that would have resumed the conflict with his ex -wife.

The victim was transferred immediately to Elias Hospital in the Capital, where he went directly into the operation. The wound in the abdomen area could have been fatal, but fortunately, the doctors intervened in time. Its condition is stable now, it is admitted to intensive care.

She would have gone to the police the day before the attack, confessing to the police that she is threatened with the death of her ex-husband, which is why a provisional protection order was issued. However, the victim had refused to mount a man's monitoring bracelet.

The Branch Association has identified over 130 thousand vineyards of domestic violence per year.