Over the past week, the Oristano State Police have executed three separate judicial orders against three individuals involved in serious domestic violence incidents against partners and parents.

The Oristano Police Headquarters announced this following an investigation coordinated by the local Public Prosecutor's Office.

"The latest measure, carried out on Saturday, concerns a man seriously suspected of domestic abuse against his wife, the mother of their two very young children," a statement explains.

According to the investigation, the woman allegedly suffered years of repeated abuse from her husband, including when he was frequently physically and mentally impaired. On some occasions, the consequences of the attacks were such that the victim was forced to seek emergency medical care. Even in these circumstances, however, the woman allegedly failed to disclose the true cause of her injuries.

The victim had never filed a complaint against her husband and, even when questioned about her family situation, had always denied being a victim of violence. The in-depth investigation conducted by the Flying Squad, however, allowed them to reconstruct a circumstantial evidence that was submitted to the judicial authorities for evaluation.

Following the investigation, the investigating judge of the Oristano Court, at the request of the local Public Prosecutor's Office, ordered the man to be banned from residing in the municipality where his wife lives and prohibited from approaching her, with the use of an electronic bracelet.

The second case, the Police Headquarters continues, "concerns a case of mistreatment that, according to what has emerged from the investigation, continued for approximately twelve years against a woman by her cohabiting partner.

Even in this circumstance, the victim had never told anyone what had happened inside her home, living in silence for years about her situation. A crucial factor was the support of a friend who, having previously experienced a similar form of violence, recognized some of the woman's distress and understood the gravity of the situation. She gradually gained her trust and supported her in her decision to contact the police.