The Civil Guard investigates the stabbing in Cúllar Vega (Granada) of a woman and her son, both out of danger, according to the first investigations by the couple of her, who has subsequently committed suicide by throwing himself from an attic. According to Civil Guard sources, the events have occurred on the morning of this Saturday in a house in this municipality of about 8,000 inhabitants of the metropolitan area of Granada. Although the causes are being investigated, the Viogén system has been activated due to the possibility that it is a case of sexist violence. The first indications, still to be confirmed, suggest that the man would have stabbed the 58 -year -old woman, in the presence of her 20 -year -old son, who would also have been injured when trying to struggle with the alleged aggressor. Both were transferred to a Granada hospital with a white weapon wounds: the woman, stabbed in the neck and back, is stable within gravity; and the son, with hand injuries, according to sources from the Health Delegation. The alleged aggressor, 59, according to municipal sources, has died after throwing himself into the void from the property where he would have tried to perpetrate the crime, located on a third floor and located in the surroundings of San Isidro Street in this Granada municipality. Municipal sources have indicated that it is a family with two children who had been residing in the town for a few months and that the woman had not asked the Municipal Women’s Care Center. At the time of the events one of the two children was present, the 20 -year -old who was injured in the struggle. The City Council plans to convene an act of repulsion to confirm that it is a case of sexist violence. Telephone 016 serves victims of sexist violence, their families and their surroundings 24 hours a day, every day of the year, in 53 different languages. The number is not registered on the telephone bill, but you have to erase the device call. It can also be contacted through email 016-online@igualdad.gob.es and by WhatsApp in the number 600 000 016. Minors can go to the telephone of the ANAR 900 20 20 10 10. If it is an emergency situation, it can be called 112 or the telephone numbers of the National Police (091) and the Civil Guard (062). And in case of not being able to call, the alertcops application can be used, from which an alert signal to the police with geolocation is sent. (Tagstotranslate) Violence Gender
