ABERDEEN MAN JAILED FOR REPEATEDLY SHOCKING WIFE WITH STUN GUN DURING DOMESTIC ATTACK
An incident occurred involving an Aberdeen delivery driver named Slawomir Buczynski who committed a serious act of domestic violence.While at his residence in Aberdeen’s Gordon’s Mills Crescent, Buczynski lost his temper upon hearing about a former male colleague of his wife.
He became violent and used an illegal stun gun to attack his wife, firing it seven times into her body.
Prosecutors reported that the couple had married in February 2020, but just two months later, Buczynski turned aggressive.
While she was preparing a child's birthday cake, Buczynski accused her of a 'historic friendship' with a male ex-colleague and became enraged.
He pressed the stun gun against her and discharged it multiple times, causing her pain on her back, arms, and legs.
The victim yelled for help, tried to escape, and was eventually found on the floor, having been kicked by Buczynski after the attack.
When police arrived, neighbors had heard her screams, and she was described as 'clearly upset and crying.' Buczynski was arrested and brought before the High Court in Glasgow, where he pled guilty to assaulting his wife, possessing a prohibited weapon, and threatening and abusive behavior on April 6, 2020.
He was remanded in custody until sentencing, which was deferred for reports until the following month.
Authorities decided not to grant bail due to the severity of his actions, including the weapon use and assault.
The victim suffered only bruising and marks but was clearly distressed.
Buczynski, who now resides elsewhere in Aberdeen, is awaiting sentencing in the New Year.
