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Witness recounts brutal attack and injuries in court

July 22, 2024 | CTRM 234 36th District Court, District Court Judges, Judicial, Texas



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Witness recounts brutal attack and injuries in court
In a recent court session, significant testimony was provided regarding an incident of domestic violence. The witness, identified as Miss Hawkins, recounted her experience during a violent encounter with the defendant. She described her position on the couch, attempting to evade the defendant's aggression, while another individual, Amory, was present in the living room.

Miss Hawkins detailed the physical injuries she sustained, indicating that the defendant had swung at her, resulting in multiple cuts. She pointed to specific locations on her body, including a notable four-and-a-half-inch cut on her left bicep, just above the elbow, and additional injuries on her left hand and right forearm. The court emphasized the importance of accurately documenting these injuries for the record, as the details were not previously reported by a court reporter.

Furthermore, Miss Hawkins confirmed that she still had stitches in her arm and was scheduled to have them removed soon. She also mentioned receiving staples in her head due to a gas incident, which was not elaborated upon during the testimony.

This session highlights the ongoing issues surrounding domestic violence and the critical need for thorough documentation in legal proceedings to ensure that victims' experiences are accurately represented in court.

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