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❌DAMIEN DAVIES – SWANSEA❌
Swansea Man Sentenced for Violent Attack on Partner
A Swansea man with a long history of domestic abuse has been sentenced to prison after attacking his girlfriend in her own home.
Damien Mark Davies, 41, of Tredegar Road, Gorseinon, throttled and struck his partner, before throwing her to the floor and pressing her face into a doormat with his foot. The victim suffered significant bruising around her eyes, cuts to her lip, and bruises on her legs, Swansea Crown Court heard.
Davies has 23 previous convictions for 43 offences, including eight involving partners or ex-partners. These include assaults such as throttling, punching, kicking, throwing a partner down stairs, false imprisonment, and distributing private sexual images of a former partner.
On 18 January, after drinking vodka, Davies accused his partner of infidelity and violently attacked her, squeezing her throat and delivering multiple blows. When she tried to escape, he caught her at the door, threw her down, and forced her face into a mat.
The victim later sought medical treatment, and hospital staff alerted the police. Messages on Davies’s phone showed him apologising and attempting to convince her to claim she had simply fallen.
In court, the victim described being constantly demeaned throughout the relationship, with Davies making disparaging comments about her weight, appearance, and sexual performance, leaving her feeling undermined and used.
Judge Geraint Walters condemned Davies’s actions, stating: “You beat and demeaned your partner and subjected her to a horrendous ordeal. You have no respect for women, and anyone hearing this case will be disgusted at your behaviour.”
Although described as a “dangerous offender” who would normally face an extended sentence, sentencing guidelines did not allow it in this case.
Davies, who admitted assault occasioning actual bodily harm, was sentenced to two years in prison, with half to be served in custody before release on licence. An indefinite restraining order prevents him from contacting his victim. He showed no emotion as the sentence was read.