HUNT FOR DOMESTIC ABUSER ENDS WITH JAIL SENTENCE FOR ASSAULT
Update 12/06/2026: A man convicted of domestic violence has received a new prison sentence after assaulting his former partner.Aaron Diiuorio, aged 35, struck his ex-partner in the face on the evening of August 28 last year at a residence in St Ives, following an accusation that she had stolen his drugs.
She attempted to exit the room, but Diiuorio blocked her escape and assaulted her once more.
He was detained by police on September 17, but initially the victim chose not to support the prosecution.
Later, on December 7, Diiuorio visited her home around 1.30 am in St Ives and again struck her, causing severe facial injuries.
Although he fled the scene, he was arrested at a nearby location.
At Peterborough Crown Court on June 8, Diiuorio, who resides on Silver Birch Avenue in St Ives, was sentenced to two years and five months in prison after admitting to two counts of actual bodily harm during his trial's first day.
Additionally, he received a ten-year restraining order.
This case follows a prior conviction in November 2024, where Diiuorio was sentenced for assaulting a different individual.
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… A man from Cambridgeshire, Aaron Diiuorio, was forcibly subdued with PAVA spray by police officers following an assault on his girlfriend at a property in Sapley, Huntingdon.
The 34-year-old individual attacked his partner, prompting a neighbor to call emergency services after hearing the disturbance at approximately 3am on Monday, April 15.
When police arrived, Diiuorio refused to cooperate and initially did not allow entry.
Officers then applied PAVA spray to incapacitate him, after which they managed to enter the premises.
Diiuorio attempted to flee through a window but was eventually restrained and taken into custody.
The woman involved reported experiencing frequent physical abuse, and injuries such as bruises on her arm and marks on her neck were documented by officers.
On November 11, Diiuorio, of Hurstingstone, St Ives, was sentenced to a three-month jail term at Cambridge Crown Court after admitting to the charge of common assault.
Detective Constable Steve Surtees expressed his views, stating, “Diiuorio’s conduct toward his girlfriend was appalling, and I am pleased he has been imprisoned.
Domestic abuse remains a priority for us, and we are committed to ensuring offenders are brought to justice.”
