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Police Officer Convicted of Domestic Violence Seeking Arrest After Trial

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A police officer from Elis was convicted for domestic violence against his wife.
The officer did not attend the trial and is currently a fugitive.
The court sentenced him to five years and three months in prison.
The victim detailed numerous abuse incidents during their marriage and after their separation.
Witnesses testified about the violence she suffered, including during her pregnancy.

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A police officer from Amaliada, Greece, has been convicted of domestic violence against his wife and child. The officer received a prison sentence without the possibility of suspension due to multiple charges, including verbal abuse, threats, illegal violence, and bodily harm, which were applied continuously over a prolonged period. Notably, reports indicated that some of the incidents occurred while his wife was pregnant.

Following his conviction, the officer did not attend the trial and is currently considered a fugitive. Authorities are actively seeking his arrest. This case has drawn attention to issues of domestic violence within the law enforcement community, sparking discussions on accountability and support for victims.

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