Ex-wife threatens Scranton man with knife
Published: November 4, 2009
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Katherine Miraval, 25, of Depot Street was charged with aggravated assault, burglary and reckless endangerment.
Police said Ms. Miraval's ex-husband, Rodrigo Palomares, was holding her in an upstairs room when Patrolman Leland Palmere arrived at 2232 Comegys Ave. for a domestic call just before 2 a.m. Ms. Miraval allegedly woke Mr. Palomares by entering his bedroom with a 12-inch kitchen knife, saying they would either rekindle their relationship or both die.
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Hopefully, he has obtained a PFA. After that, just like with women, he's pretty much on his own.
Read the artical again and get a clue,you obviously did NOT comprehend or understand the artical..."woke Mr.Palomares by entering his bedroom with a 12-inch kitchen knif".Where do you gett self defense out of that???
Read the artical again and get a clue,you obviously did NOT comprehend or understand the artical..."woke Mr.Palomares by entering his bedroom with a 12-inch kitchen knif".Where do you gett self defense out of that???
Read the artical again and get a clue,you obviously did NOT comprehend or understand the artical..."woke Mr.Palomares by entering his bedroom with a 12-inch kitchen knif".Where do you gett self defense out of that???
If you read the article if says when police arrived he was holding her in a room because she threatened him with a knife.
Not to knock on your theories but if the woman has a kitchen knife that doesn't match the ones in the house, ( this is just an assumption I've made about the knife, and hoping that the police would think to check that ) and he has to keep her locked in a room; in his home not hers, until the police get there, I think its safe to say that she is likely the one at fault. Don't get me wrong do I feel that some times there is a sex bias in certain things yes, however generally in domestic violence cases they give women the benefit of the doubt not men. You may have a point with your idea's but you picked the wrong situation to apply them to.