KAINE SINGH, COVENTRY'S VIOLENT OFFENDER, SENTENCED AFTER BRUTAL ATTACK
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Coventry Domestic Abuser
Kaine Singh, a man from Coventry, has been sentenced to prison after a violent assault on his partner that occurred following a night out in the city. The incident, which took place on May 7, 2022, involved Singh physically attacking his partner after they left a local nightclub. According to reports, Singh's aggression escalated to the point where he violently punched his partner multiple times and forcefully slammed her head against the dashboard of a car during an argument.
Warwickshire Police revealed that the severity of the assault was only uncovered later, when Singh was involved in a car crash in Nuneaton in July 2023. Officers responded to the scene of the crash, and during their investigation, the victim, who was a passenger in Singh’s vehicle, disclosed that she had been subjected to domestic abuse by Singh. This revelation prompted further inquiries into Singh’s conduct.
Singh, residing on Thomas Lane Street in Coventry, subsequently pleaded guilty to the charge of assault occasioning actual bodily harm. His plea was entered during proceedings at Warwick Crown Court. However, he maintained his innocence regarding allegations of stalking and a separate domestic assault in Nuneaton on July 17, 2023, to which he pleaded not guilty.
Detective Constable Matt Hall of Warwickshire Police expressed his satisfaction with the outcome of the case. He emphasized the importance of addressing domestic violence and praised the victim’s bravery in speaking out. “We will investigate all reports of domestic abuse and I am pleased with the sentence handed down to Singh. He is clearly a violent and dangerous man so I hope this sends a clear message that domestic violence will not be tolerated and we will do everything in our power to bring offenders to justice,” Hall stated.
He also urged victims of domestic abuse not to suffer in silence, assuring that police are committed to investigating such cases and providing necessary support. The case underscores the ongoing efforts by Warwickshire Police to combat domestic violence and protect vulnerable individuals from harm.
Warwickshire Police revealed that the severity of the assault was only uncovered later, when Singh was involved in a car crash in Nuneaton in July 2023. Officers responded to the scene of the crash, and during their investigation, the victim, who was a passenger in Singh’s vehicle, disclosed that she had been subjected to domestic abuse by Singh. This revelation prompted further inquiries into Singh’s conduct.
Singh, residing on Thomas Lane Street in Coventry, subsequently pleaded guilty to the charge of assault occasioning actual bodily harm. His plea was entered during proceedings at Warwick Crown Court. However, he maintained his innocence regarding allegations of stalking and a separate domestic assault in Nuneaton on July 17, 2023, to which he pleaded not guilty.
Detective Constable Matt Hall of Warwickshire Police expressed his satisfaction with the outcome of the case. He emphasized the importance of addressing domestic violence and praised the victim’s bravery in speaking out. “We will investigate all reports of domestic abuse and I am pleased with the sentence handed down to Singh. He is clearly a violent and dangerous man so I hope this sends a clear message that domestic violence will not be tolerated and we will do everything in our power to bring offenders to justice,” Hall stated.
He also urged victims of domestic abuse not to suffer in silence, assuring that police are committed to investigating such cases and providing necessary support. The case underscores the ongoing efforts by Warwickshire Police to combat domestic violence and protect vulnerable individuals from harm.