TYRELL HALL – LEICESTER Leicester Man Pleads Guilty to Multiple Assault Charges…

❌TYRELL HALL – LEICESTER❌

Leicester Man Pleads Guilty to Multiple Assault Charges After Campaign of Abuse

A Leicester man, Tyrell Everton George Hall, has pleaded guilty to a series of violent offences following a prolonged and harrowing period of abuse against his former partner.

At a hearing held on 15th September 2025 at Leicester Crown Court, Hall admitted to intentional strangulation, two counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm, and threatening another with an offensive weapon in a private place. He has been remanded in custody while reports are prepared ahead of sentencing, which is scheduled for 4th November 2025.

According to court documents and witness accounts, Hall subjected his victim to repeated physical and emotional abuse throughout their on-and-off relationship. The assaults left her with a broken nose, multiple facial injuries. On one occasion, after he punched and dropped her to the ground, she fell awkwardly, worsening her injuries and an already broken ankle.

Beyond the physical violence, Hall reportedly engaged in psychological and financial abuse, manipulating his victim’s mental health struggles and taking her money to fund his drug use. Friends of the victim described the period as “the worst time of her life,” adding that he left her with nothing—financially, emotionally, and physically.

After more than seven months, the victim has now received closure through the court proceedings and can begin to rebuild her life.

Advocates have urged anyone concerned about a current or former partner’s violent history to consider using Clare’s Law, also known as the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme. This law allows individuals to ask the police whether someone they are in a relationship with has a history of domestic violence or abuse.

For more information about Clare’s Law or to make a request, individuals can contact their local police force or visit the UK Government website for guidance on how to apply for a disclosure.