Police in Regional Division #10 are reporting that a 44-year-old man who has been identified as a Customs Officer, is now in custody assisting police with investigations into the alleged unlawful wounding of his wife which occurred on Saturday at 13:30 hours at Buck Town, Wismar, Linden.
Police say that both parties were at the time in a motorcar driven by the suspect when an argument ensued. The suspect subsequently drove and stopped the car at Buck Town, and as they both exited he went into the car trunk, took out a kitchen knife and ordered the victim back into the car where the argument continued. During the argument, the suspect allegedly inflicted a wound to his 42-year-old wife’s chest, one to her lower right foot and to her fingers before escaping.
The woman made contact with relatives who went to the area and rescued her. She was taken to the Linden Hospital Complex where she was seen and examined by the doctor on duty and treated for her injuries; where she remains a patient in a serious but stable condition.
The matter was reported to the police who promptly located the suspect and arrested him. He remains in custody as investigations are ongoing.
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