Man kills wife with golf club

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Man kills wife with golf club

PORT MORESBY: Police have arrested a man for using a golf club to kill his wife in public in Kavieng town recently.

New Ireland commander Chief Insp Felix Nebanat said the man used the broken shaft of a golf club to stab his wife in the neck.

He said it was a shame that no one intervened to stop the murder.

Details of the news break was reported by The National:

Wife killed with a golf club in town

October 27, 2021The NationalMain Stories

By MIRIAM ZARRIGA
NEW Ireland receives 240 domestic violence complaints annually with half of the cases withdrawn by the victims for undisclosed reasons, a senior police officer says.
Police Commander Chief Insp Felix Nebanat said the latest case was of a husband who allegedly killed his wife with a golf club in a public place in Kavieng town, however, no one intervened and the man used the broken shaft of a golf club to stab his wife in the neck.
Chief Insp Nebanat said the woman was rushed to the Kavieng Provincial Hospital but was pronounced dead on arrival.
The suspect was arrested while trying to escape to Kokopo by a section of the Tomaringa mobile squad at West Coast Namatanai currently on deployment in Namatanai.
The suspect will be charged with wilful murder while an accomplice will be charged for helping him evade police. The incident occurred last Thursday in a public area in the presence of many bystanders who Chief Insp Nebanat said could have prevented the attack if they had intervened.
He said he had been promoting a positive and proactive approach among the community to law and order issues.
Chief Insp Nebanat said people needed to take ownership of securing their communities, especially the vulnerable groups such as women and children.
He said concerned citizens could report immediately situations and incidents or band together to protect their fellow community members in need of protection while waiting for police to attend to the scene.
Chief Insp Nebanat urged all stakeholders and partners, especially the community development sector in the province to work together with the police to address violence in communities.

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