By Sally Underwood • 23 March 2021 • 18:27
Prison for Suspect Who Stabbed Man in Malaga. Image: Wikimedia
The man who police say stabbed a person in Malaga is facing six years in prison. The alleged perpetrator attacked the victim trying to kill him, according to police. The events took place in August 2017, when the victim was on a street in Malaga and, according to prosecutors, approached the suspect approached him and stabbed him. He reportedly stabbed him several times, which the man tried to avoid, leading to several wounds in his torso which required treatment. Prosecutors say the man is guilty of attempted murder and are asking the accused be sentenced to six years in prison, in addition to the prohibition of approaching or communicating with the victim for seven years. They are also requesting that the defendant pays €2900. The news comes after a court has found a Torrox man guilty of murdering his wife after he stabbed her 10 times. The man was found guilty of murdering his wife and of domestic violence after he assaulted his wife, who he shared two children with, during their relationship. The couple had been together for 14 years when the man stabbed his wife to death in Torrox. The incident took place in Torrox following an argument between the couple, and after injuring her the man stabbed the woman with a knife, murdering her.
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Sally Underwood is a former aide to several former cabinet members and now contributes her views on Parliament’s ever-changing shape in her column for the Euro Weekly News.
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