A Carlisle man who punched his partner, struck her on the head with a broom manage and threatened to eliminate her dog has actually been imprisoned.
Dennis Brennan, 28, devoted criminal activities on 3 different days while he and the female remained in a relationship which lasted for 18 months till mid-April, 2022.
In May, 2021, Brennan punched her to the face, threatened to connect her up and damage her more while closing the drapes to their address so no-one might see within, Carlisle Crown Court heard today. The female suffered substantial bruising.
Brennan attacked her once again later on in the year following an argument, marking on her foot with substantial force which triggered it to bruise and swell.
And Brennan was then jailed after yet another attack, in April 2022, while the set remained in a garden.
“He struck her to the rear of the head with a broom handle that he was holding, causing swelling and pain,” district attorney Kim Whittlestone informed the court.
“She was visibly upset and she was crying. He pulled her in by her hair and locked her in the house. He threatened to kill her dog by feeding it paracetamol.”
The female called cops and later on mentioned the extensive effect on her of the domestic violence.
Brennan confessed one real physical damage attack and 2 typical attacks.
Brendan Burke, safeguarding, requested for any jail sentence to be suspended.
Brennan, of Rosehill Drive, Carlisle, had actually gotten in guilty pleas and, given that the age of 18, remained in full-time, knowledgeable work at the city’s Pirelli factory. He likewise supplied care and financial backing for 2 children.
“To send him to custody immediately would have such a destructive consequence for him — and collateral consequences for his ex-partner and his children — that society would not be served,” said Mr Burke.
But Recorder Mark Ainsworth concluded that just instant custody was suitable, and enforced a 12-month term.
