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The events took place on November 25, when the man attacked the woman with a knife, reported the accusing body.
After attacking her for several minutes, the woman faked her death so that the subject would stop assaulting her. This is how the accused criminal escaped and the woman was able to escape alive, added he organism judicial.
Later, the woman filed the complaint against the man, in the Prosecutor’s Office, by he crime of attempted aggravated femicide.
Almost a month after his complaint, the woman, mother of two young children, received the news of the capture of the subject.
The Technical Investigation Body (CTI) and the National Police they arrested the man when he was moving through the Belisario Caicedo neighborhood, in the southwest of Caliadded the Prosecutor’s Office.
Likewise, the accusing body manifested that the appointed man of the aggression yes had judicial notations for the crimes of non-food assistance and domestic violence.
This is the place where the subject was captured:
Violence against women in Colombia: cases increased during pandemic
The situation in Colombia is alarming, even in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Colombian Femicide Observatory registered on its website a total of 508 femicides between January and October 2020. During the quarantine, the figure of 243 murders was reached.
According to the Observatory, Bogotá registers the worst figures in the country. In fact, Femicides increased 8.6% compared to 2019, a figure that alarms the authorities of the capital, where insecurity and other types of crimes also soared.
Through its social networks, the Observatory reported that 15 femicides were registered in November and 9 attempted femicides, as in the case that occurred in Cali.
This is the Observatory’s report for the month of November:
The Observatory of Violence Against Women of #FemCol During the month of November, it registered at least 15 femicides and 9 attempted femicides.
In most cases the perpetrators were their partners and ex-partners.
– Fundación Feminicidios Colombia (@FeminicidiosCol) December 22, 2020
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