In Radom, police arrested a 19‑year‑old on October 16 after prosecutors released details of his alleged physical and sexual abuse of his pregnant girlfriend.
Arrest of 19‑Year‑Old for Alleged Abuse
Radom police detained the suspect on charges of psychologically and physically abusing his girlfriend, who is also 19 and pregnant.
Investigators’ Findings
Prosecutor Aneta Góźdź said the man had been “particularly cruel”, using sophisticated methods to inflict physical and psychological torment since March. Abuse escalated in early September, becoming continuous and resulting in short‑term detention for the victim.
Charges Detailed by Prosecutors
The suspect faced accusations of domestic abuse, rape of a pregnant partner, and causing bodily injury. He denied the allegations and refused to provide an explanation.
Court Decision and Sentencing Threats
The Radom District Court approved the prosecutor’s request, placing the man in prison for three months. Sentencing could range from two to fifteen years.
Sexual Violence Statistics and Support Resources
UNICEF reports that roughly 15 million teenage girls worldwide experience sexual violence, but only 1% seek professional help. Eighty percent of rape victims develop PTSD.
Victims in Poland can call the “Blue Line” at 22 668 70 00 or the Women’s Rights Center at 600 070 717 for assistance.
