In the morning, a call was received by the 102 service from a woman claiming that her ex-husband had beaten her. In response, the man himself also contacted law enforcement.
The arriving patrol officers took both parties involved in the conflict to the GOM-8 of the Internal Affairs Department of the First May District for further investigation. During a conversation with the district officer, each of them made accusations against the other. The man stated that he had suffered a stroke and had not lived with his ex-wife for a long time; however, she periodically comes to him, causing scandals. This time, the conflict arose because their 23-year-old son chose to stay with his father rather than return to his mother.
He also noted that he had not sought help before and tried to ignore what was happening due to his health. To limit his wife's visits, he closed off access to his home, but she continues to find ways to come to him.
In response to the situation, the district officer decided to conduct preventive talks and urged the older child to spend time with both parents. During the investigation of the circumstances, it was established that the man had not raised his hand against his ex-wife.
