Daughter killed in domestic violence

 

nose and the mouth. She died soon afterwards.

Ngavapfume used a log to strike his daughter several times.Mashonaland East acting provincial police spokesperson Assistant Inspector Tando Madhoyo confirmed the incident.

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“We confirm one 30-year-old man was arrested after he assaulted and killed his daughter who was trying to intercede on behalf of her mother whom he was beating. Information which we have indicates that on the fateful day Ngavapfume had an altercation with his wife Letwin.

“It is alleged that Ngavapfume started assaulting his wife with open hands and in the process their daughter Nyasha intervened to restrain him from bashing her mother,” said Asst Insp Madhoyo.

He said Ngavapfume turned to Nyasha and assaulted her with clenched fists and booted feet.
“Afterwards, Nhamo reached for a log which he used to attack Nyasha on the back causing her to collapse and start bleeding from the nose.

“As a result Nyasha died on the spot and a report was made at Makosa Police Station. Nhamo was immediately arrested. He is assisting us with investigations,” he said.

Asst Insp Madhoyo said Nyasha’s body was taken to Mutoko Hospital Mortuary for postmortem pending investigations. He appealed to the public to desist from using violence to resolve disputes.

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