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A 34-year-old man who seriously assaulted his partner has been jailed for over two and a half years.
Guy Billington, of Maes Aled, Llansannan, Conwy, threw bleach at the victim’s face after physically attacking her in an incident on April 15th 2022.
Having admitted assault causing actual bodily harm, he was jailed at Mold Crown Court on Thursday, May 23rd for a total of 16 months for the offence and handed a five-year restraining order to protect the victim.
He also received a consecutive 16-month sentence for the production of cannabis.
The incident began after the victim told Billington she was leaving him.
After attacking her, he poured bleach onto her clothes, before throwing the product at her face which went into her eyes.
Despite suffering impaired vision due to the attack, she managed to escape Billington’s home and called 999, but he eventually caught up with her and ended the call.
She managed to get away and ran to a neighbour’s house, before being taken to hospital by police.
When officers attended Billington’s home to make an arrest, they discovered evidence of a cannabis cultivation across two upstairs rooms.
Investigating officer, Detective Constable Andrew Etches, said: “As with all cases of domestic violence, a thorough investigation took place following this shocking incident to ensure a positive outcome.
“This case involved a sustained violent attack on Billington’s partner, and I commend her for her bravery throughout the investigation.
“If you or someone you know is suffering from domestic violence and can find the courage to come forward, please get in touch with us. We have dedicated officers who are specially trained to support you.
“We are committed to pursuing anyone who commits violence against women and girls, and we will continue to bring offenders to justice.”
Operation Unite is North Wales Police’s response to tackling violence against women and girls. More information is available here - Operation Unite | North Wales Police