Crime
Fenland man attacked his mum and threatened to kill her over £4
A man punched his mother to the floor and her Fenland home and hit her over the head.
He then demanded £4 from her and threatened to kill her unless she handed the money over, a court heard.
Filip Stula pushed his 59-year-old mother to the floor and hit her over the head on the afternoon of 11 September after she told him he could not stay at their Warboys home if he was drinking alcohol.
The 37-year-old then demanded £4 from his mother and threatened to kill her unless she handed over the money.
He also threw household items on the floor and damaged his mother’s laptop.
Stula then left and his mother sought help from a neighbour who called police.
At Cambridge Crown Court on this month, Stula was sentenced to three years and four months in prison after pleading guilty to assault, criminal damage, and robbery.#
Filip Stula pushed his 59-year-old mother to the floor and hit her over the head on the afternoon of 11 September after she told him he could not stay at their Warboys home if he was drinking alcohol.
Detective Constable Steve Surtees, who investigated, said: “It is often assumed domestic abuse occurs between partners, or couples, but as this case demonstrates, it can happen in any type of relationship.
“It takes a lot of courage for a victim to come forward and disclose information to police. I hope Stula uses his time in prison to address his behaviour.”
More information about domestic abuse can be found on our website: https://www.cambs.police.uk/advice/advice-and-information/daa/domestic-abuse/what-is-domestic-abuse/
