A DOMESTIC abuser has been jailed after he committed a catalogue of vile offences against his ex-girlfriend.
Jonathan Weaver, 33, from Ebbw Vale punched the woman in the face and then kicked her whilst she was on the ground earlier this month.
The violence was “aggravated” because the defendant was high on drugs at the time, Newport Magistrates’ Court was told.
Williams also destroyed her iPhone 13 and a pair of glasses during the violence.
The offences took place on October 7.
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Weaver, of Mount Pleasant Road, pleaded guilty to assault by beating and criminal damage.
These were committed within hours of him being spared prison at Newport Magistrates’ Court after he received a suspended sentence for similar offences.
The defendant had brandished a hammer and spat at her in August during “a serious and unprovoked attack”.
He was jailed for 26 weeks after returning to the same court for the offences committed in October and for being in breach of the suspended sentence.
Weaver was also made the subject of a restraining order not to contact the woman.
The defendant must also pay her £725 in compensation.
- Where to get help if you are a victim of abuse
There is help and support for victims of abuse.
Support is available in Welsh and English and a lot of the time is there 24 hours a day.
In an emergency, call 999 but there are a number of support agencies there to help:
Live Fear Free helpline - 24 hour support
Confidential support and information for anyone experiencing sexual violence, domestic abuse or violence against women in Wales, and for family, friends, colleagues and others calling on their behalf. Phone support available in Welsh, English and any other languages.
Freephone T: 0808 8010800
Type Talk: 1800108088010800
E: info@livefearfreehelpline.wales
Text support 24/7: 078600 77 333
Live chat 24hrs: www.livefearfree.gov.wales
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