NASARUDDIN BIROR SENTENCED IN WOKING FOR DOMESTIC ABUSE AND ASSAULTS

A woman’s courageous decision to speak out against her abusive partner has led to a significant legal outcome, with Nasaruddin Biror being sentenced to 27 months in prison at Guildford Crown Court earlier this month.

On the 3rd of May, 2024, police officers responded to a distress call from an address in Woking, where they were informed of a woman who had been physically assaulted and threatened with a knife. The incident prompted immediate action, and Biror, aged 20 and described as having no fixed address, was swiftly apprehended on the 25th of May, 2024. He was taken into custody on suspicion of two counts of assault and possession of a bladed weapon.

The victim, initially reluctant to support the prosecution, was eventually persuaded by law enforcement officers to provide her testimony. In her witness statement, she detailed her fear following the attack, explaining that she felt too frightened to return to her home in Woking due to the threat posed by Biror. She also shared that the trauma had caused her to suffer from sleep disturbances and increased anxiety, highlighting the profound impact of the abuse.

Detective Constable Claire Phillips, who led the investigation, praised the victim’s bravery, stating, “The victim’s bravery in coming forward has resulted in Biror being sent to prison, where he will no longer be a threat to her. Her bravery in giving evidence must be commended, and we urge anyone who is the victim of domestic abuse to report it to us straightaway – you will be believed, and you will be supported.”

In addition to the charges related to domestic abuse, Biror was also convicted of multiple other offenses. These included three separate assaults against police officers and staff, as well as four counts of fraudulently using a bank card. These convictions paint a broader picture of Biror’s pattern of criminal behavior.

The court’s sentencing of 27 months reflects the gravity of his actions and underscores the seriousness with which the justice system treats such offenses. The case serves as a reminder of the importance of victims coming forward to report abuse, and police continue to encourage anyone experiencing domestic violence to seek help. Support services are available, and victims are urged to reach out for assistance.

For more information on how to report domestic abuse and access support resources, individuals are advised to consult official local authority channels or visit designated support websites. This case exemplifies the justice system’s commitment to protecting survivors and ensuring that perpetrators are held accountable for their actions.