LEWIS SWENSON SENTENCED IN INVERNESS FOR BRUTAL BITE ATTACK ON EX-WIFE
In a recent court hearing held in Inverness, Lewis Swenson, aged 27, was sentenced to serve 18 months in prison following a violent and unprovoked assault on his estranged wife at a local pub.
The incident, which took place on August 19 at Lauder’s Bar, has left a lasting impact on the victim, both physically and emotionally.
According to court reports, Swenson approached his former wife and her friends inside the establishment.
As she attempted to defend herself by raising her hand, Swenson responded with a vicious bite, clamping down on her finger with his teeth and refusing to release his grip.
The attack resulted in permanent scarring and ongoing pain for the woman, who was described during the hearing as being
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In a recent court hearing held in Inverness, Lewis Swenson, aged 27, was sentenced to serve 18 months in prison following a violent and unprovoked assault on his estranged wife at a local pub. The incident, which took place on August 19 ...
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18 months
In a recent court hearing held in Inverness, Lewis Swenson, aged 27, was sentenced to serve 18 months in prison following a violent and unprovoked assault on his estranged wife at a local pub
