"Wait, I'll show you": Caught with another woman - then hit his wife with a chair and almost shot their daughter
An indictment was filed against a 48-year-old man from the north, accused of hitting his wife with a chair after she confronted him about having a romantic relationship with another woman, and the next day firing at their door while their daughter was on the other side. The bullet remained lodged in the door. He admitted to the violence but denied the shooting.
An indictment was filed today (Monday) at the Nazareth District Court against a 48-year-old man from the north, accused of hitting his wife with a chair and firing at their door while their daughter stood on the other side. According to the indictment, the wife confronted her husband, saying she caught him having a romantic relationship with another woman, and in response he attacked her and hit her with a chair. The next day, when she refused to let him in, he threatened her, saying: "Wait, I'll show you how to open the door," and after a few minutes fired at the door. The bullet penetrated the door and remained lodged in it. Their daughter, who was on the other side of the door, was not injured. The man fled and was located two hours later hiding in his family's home. He admitted to the violence but denied the shooting. The indictment attributes to him offenses of firing a firearm, aggravated assault, threats, and carrying and transporting a weapon.