WESLEY PETER AKINOLA JAILED FOR BRUTAL ABUSE IN BIRMINGHAM
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Wesley Peter Akinola, a 40-year-old man residing on Milner Road in Birmingham, has been sentenced to a prison term of 19 months following his guilty plea to multiple violent offences committed against his former partner. The sentencing took place at Northampton Magistrates Court on the 17th of July, 2024, where Akinola admitted to charges including assault causing actual bodily harm, two counts of assault by beating, and the serious offence of intentional strangulation.
During the court proceedings, harrowing details emerged about the nature and extent of the abuse inflicted by Akinola. The victim, his ex-partner, courageously delivered a heartfelt impact statement, describing the emotional and physical torment she endured throughout their relationship. She characterized Akinola as a narcissistic abuser whose actions escalated over time, leaving her feeling trapped, helpless, and emotionally scarred. Her statement underscored the profound psychological damage caused by his controlling and manipulative behavior, which has had a lasting impact on her well-being.
The court was presented with evidence that painted a disturbing picture of Akinola’s violent conduct. Particular emphasis was placed on the act of strangulation, which the court recognized as a particularly dangerous and deliberate assault. The judges condemned Akinola’s blatant disregard for his victim’s safety and well-being, emphasizing that his actions were not only criminal but also indicative of a pattern of violent and abusive behavior.
In their sentencing remarks, the judiciary made it clear that the punishment was intended to serve both as a penalty for Akinola’s actions and as a warning to others who might consider engaging in similar violent conduct. The case highlights the ongoing issue of domestic abuse and the importance of holding perpetrators accountable, especially those who inflict harm in private settings within Birmingham and beyond.
During the court proceedings, harrowing details emerged about the nature and extent of the abuse inflicted by Akinola. The victim, his ex-partner, courageously delivered a heartfelt impact statement, describing the emotional and physical torment she endured throughout their relationship. She characterized Akinola as a narcissistic abuser whose actions escalated over time, leaving her feeling trapped, helpless, and emotionally scarred. Her statement underscored the profound psychological damage caused by his controlling and manipulative behavior, which has had a lasting impact on her well-being.
The court was presented with evidence that painted a disturbing picture of Akinola’s violent conduct. Particular emphasis was placed on the act of strangulation, which the court recognized as a particularly dangerous and deliberate assault. The judges condemned Akinola’s blatant disregard for his victim’s safety and well-being, emphasizing that his actions were not only criminal but also indicative of a pattern of violent and abusive behavior.
In their sentencing remarks, the judiciary made it clear that the punishment was intended to serve both as a penalty for Akinola’s actions and as a warning to others who might consider engaging in similar violent conduct. The case highlights the ongoing issue of domestic abuse and the importance of holding perpetrators accountable, especially those who inflict harm in private settings within Birmingham and beyond.