ALEX BYRNE ATTACKS WOMAN IN BIRMINGHAM AND STOCKLAND GREEN: VIOLENT CRIMES LEAD TO PRISON SENTENCE

A man with a history of violent behavior, Alex Byrne, has been sentenced to prison after a series of brutal attacks and threats against a woman in Birmingham and the Stockland Green area. The incident, which occurred over the course of last year, involved multiple aggressive acts that left the victim in fear for her safety.

According to court records, Byrne, aged 39, engaged in a pattern of violent assaults against the woman, including biting her and even throwing a clothes dryer at her during one of the episodes. His actions were not limited to physical violence; he also issued threats to kill her, further escalating the severity of his conduct.

The victim sought help from the police in March of the previous year, calling for assistance amid ongoing concerns about Byrne’s behavior. Following her report, authorities attempted to locate Byrne at various addresses associated with him in Birmingham. Despite these efforts, he remained at large, prompting police to issue a wanted appeal to the public.

On June 20, Byrne was finally apprehended outside a restaurant after an incident where he assaulted door staff. His arrest marked a significant breakthrough in the case, bringing an end to his period of evasion.

Subsequently, Byrne faced multiple charges, including intentional strangulation, two counts of assault, four counts of criminal damage, and the sending of malicious communications. These charges reflected the extent of his violent and disruptive behavior.

At Birmingham Crown Court on February 13, Byrne, who resides on South Road in Stockland Green, was formally sentenced. The court handed down a prison term of five years and four months, signifying the serious consequences of his actions and the justice system’s response to his violent conduct.