Albanian brutally beats Australian woman for ordering Raki

The decision to order a raki shot seems to have cost an Australian woman in Albania a lot after being brutally violated by her husband.

It's about Albanian national V.J., who works as a bartender at one of Tirana's bars. He was severely violated by his wife, an Australian citizen, after she had been out a night of fun.

Although the Court of Tirana sentenced him to four months in prison, it converted him to a trial service after the defendant displayed deep regret at the court. The event of violence took place on May 28, this year, about 4:00 in the morning, where V.J. has punched his Australian wife, who has lived and worked in Tirana for years.

The night before the violence, she had gone out with some of her friends and had gone to the barroom where her husband worked as a bartender. According to Australian testimony, she approached the bar and ordered a glass of grapes.

However, her husband has not enjoyed this behavior at all, and he has approached his wife and asked her to leave the club where he works. Given these conditions, the Australian citizen has left with her friends and has continued her nightlife at other locals.

She's back at the apartment around 4:00 in a drunken state. V.J. He waited up for her and started calling for an account of why she was late and why she consumed alcohol. In the debate, he has punched his wife in the face and captured her from her throat, causing considerable damage.

According to forensic expertise, No. 492 of the 3105.2017, presented even at the Court as proof against the V.J., injuries are considered to be the type that cause the loss of temporary work capacity by up to 9 days. Having escaped violence, the Australian citizen has reported to the police against her husband, respectively. 2. There has been a warrant against her.

However, the Australian citizen has also spoken during the time she was in defense with the assaulting husband, and the SMS, according to the Court's decision, expresses the defendant's deep regret, which has also been taken as a extenuating circumstance. Even the defendant himself, in the courtroom, has expressed deep remorse for the act and sought a sentence as easy as possible, since he is uncondemned earlier.

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At the end of the trial, the court decided to plead guilty to the V.J., for the criminal act “domestic violence” and sentenced him to 6 months in prison. However, because of the reduced trial, V.G. was reduced by 1/3 of his sentence and eventually sentenced to 4 months in prison. Since the defendant has remained in custody for four months, he is deployed by the Court of Tirana in the test service, where he has remained for four months. During the trial, according to the Court, the V.J. no other criminal acts should be committed.