Tragic Stabbing Incident in Viana de Cega Leads to Death and Injuries
A tragedy unfolded this Tuesday morning in Viana de Cega, Valladolid, when a 36-year-old man was killed in a violent stabbing incident. According to Jacinto Canales, the Government Subdelegate in Valladolid, the attack occurred around three in the morning, resulting in the victim suffering multiple stab wounds to critical areas of the body.
The assailant, identified as the ex-partner of the victim's current partner, entered the victim's residence with the intent to confront him. During the altercation, the woman's presence in the home led to her being injured as well, although her injuries were reported as minor.
Following the incident, the attacker also sustained injuries and has since been detained by the Civil Guard in Valladolid. Medical assistance was administered to him, and he is currently under custody. The situation has prompted a judicial investigation, with authorities working diligently to gather details surrounding the circumstances of the altercation.
In light of this violent episode, officials are urging anyone affected by domestic or gender-based violence to reach out for help. The 016 hotline offers support to victims around the clock, available in 52 languages, and can be contacted via email at 016onlineigualdadgob.es. For immediate assistance through WhatsApp, individuals can reach out at 600000016.
Minors in distress are encouraged to contact the ANAR Foundation at 900 20 20 10, while those experiencing emergencies are reminded to call the emergency services at 112. The National Police can be reached at 091, and the Civil Guard at 062. For those unable to make a voice call, the ALERTCOPS app provides a discreet option to send an alert along with geolocation to police services, ensuring timely intervention in critical situations.
This incident highlights the ongoing issues surrounding domestic violence and the importance of support systems available for victims. Community awareness and timely action are essential in preventing further tragedies.
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