Man to stand trial charged with strangling girl

In Canberra, Australia, a 41-year-old man has been charged after allegedly assaulting a girl and his partner. This was reported by the Australian Capital Territory Police.

According to investigators, in the afternoon of October 18, the man returned home, where he lived with his partner and child. At about 14:00 there was a verbal quarrel between him and the girl.

Police say the man started punching the window. When the girl tried to object to him, he kicked her and strangled her. She managed to escape and tried to call the police. After that, the man, according to the investigation, threw a shard of glass at her.

The defendant's partner tried to intervene. According to law enforcement, the man kicked and her.

A neighbor also called the police. Arriving staff detained the man about 14.30am at a home in Canberra's north.

He is charged with two counts of aggravated assault, as well as strangulation and damage to property. The case will be heard in the Australian Capital Territory Magistrates Court on October 19.

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