Genoa, 3-month-old baby beaten by his father: the mother held him in her arms and tried to defend him

Father Beats 3-Month-Old Son and Partner in Broad Daylight in Genoa Hinterland: Woman and Newborn Hospitalized

A 3 month old baby was beaten by his father while he was in arm to motherIt happened in the square of Borzonascaa small town in the province of Genoa, where man, on the street and in broad daylightbegan to attack the woman and her son after the outbreak of yet another fight. The little boy does not appear to be in danger of life even though he was rushed to Gaslini pediatric hospital of Genoa where he is currently hospitalized. He reported an imajor head trauma in the occipital area of ​​the head and other injuries in the rest of the body. Also the woman is hospitalized in the same hospital and her conditions are not serious: she was hit multiple times in the face and to the sternum. As far as man is concerned, however, a lad Of 26 yearswas reported and the case was reported to the Juvenile Court.

How the attack in the middle of the square happened

According to what was told to the police by the eyewitnesses present in the square where the attack took place, it seems that the family was walking around on the street when the man has started hitting his partner with his fists. The little boy was in the woman’s arms and she tried to defend him, but to no avail: the father’s fury also hit him. Only after theintervention of some passers-bythe 26-year-old stopped. The police then intervened on the scene Carabinieri of Sestri Levante, the sanitary ware of the 118 and the volunteers of the green cross. They gave first aid to the mother and child and immediately transferred them to the hospital.

The newborn is hospitalized under observation for the trauma suffered to the head. Neither he nor the mother are in danger of life. The man, husband and father of the child, after being stopped by the carabinieri, was not arrested, but reported for injuries and mistreatmentThe violence was reported to both Juvenile Court both to the ordinary one. It will be up to the judge to take any measures, including the possible intervention of social services to ensure the safety of the newborn and the mother.