After two successive referrals, the Senlis judges were finally able to rule on the fate of Muhydin H., a 38-year-old Afghan national, prosecuted for acts of violence and harassment against his ex-partner, aged 21, in Creil.
A relationship that began in 2020 and ended at the end of 2023, punctuated by accusations of violence on the part of the young woman very quickly after the start of the romance.
Muhydin H. has already been sentenced to a heavy sentence for violence against his previous wife and children, so it would not be incongruous to see him repeat the same pattern.
This is precisely what denounces the young woman from Creille who started a relationship with this man who, it seems, lied about his age.
“It was she who called me”
“I received punches in the face and stomach, slaps too,” the victim explains at the hearing.
Facts having been the subject of a previous procedure, concluded by an acquittal.
And it will be no different this Wednesday, the court once again ruling in favor of an acquittal for the acts of violence accused of the defendant.
“It’s a cold dish that they’re trying to make us eat, we’re basing ourselves on the same file as the one that got the gentleman acquitted, it’s a stillborn file that we’re trying to resuscitate,” quips Me Ruken Aydin, lawyer for Muhydin H.
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What's new is the harassment lawsuits, launched following the couple's separation.
A breakup that Muhydin H. did not really accept, increasing the number of calls by telephone or on social networks.
Faced with the lack of response from the young woman who seems to have moved on, the thirty-year-old presented himself almost every day in front of the home where the victim lives with her parents, driving past and back in front of the house, the music at very high volume.
“It was she who called me and asked me to come, she wanted money and also to breathe capsules of laughing gas,” protests Muhydin H., speaking through an interpreter.
But this time, unlike the violence, testimonies confirm the victim's statements, whether the young woman's parents or her work colleagues since the spurned lover showed up on the scene several times. of work of that which he pursued with his assiduities.
The court found him guilty of these acts of harassment and handed down a six-month suspended prison sentence, with a ban on coming into contact with the victim or coming to her home.