Indian man threatens to chop off girl's head

Dubai - The 41-year-old Indian man pleaded guilty to the charge in court on Sunday and is facing charges that include making criminal threats and insults via the mobile phone.

A manager has been accused of threatening his ex-girlfriend of killing her and chopping her head off unless she got back with him and married him.
The 41-year-old Indian man pleaded guilty to the charge in court on Sunday and is facing charges that include making criminal threats and insults via the mobile phone.
He confessed that what he did was wrong. He admitted he threatened and verbally abused the woman when he appeared in the Court of First Instance.
The accused told the investigators that he used to give the complainant money before she broke up with him. He blamed the break-up on her jealousy as he worked in real-estate field with female colleagues.
The complainant, a 26-year-old Belarussian, said that she had known the defendant for three years.
"In the beginning of this year, I noticed he began to drink alcohol a lot and became short-tempered. I cut it off with him," she said, "he tried to get in touch with me but I made up my mind to break up with him for good".
At around 10pm on July 14, the accused came down her building in Al Barsha and headed to her flat.
"He tried to break inside my place in vain. I felt real scared. He called me on my phone repeatedly and screamed for me to open up for him but I did not. He then sent me several text messages," she told the prosecutor.
The messages read: "I will kill everyone and will be happy to go to jail. If you want to save your life then call me so that your family will not blame me. I belong to a mob and you have to respect that fact. You are a bad woman and you think I can't kill you; but I will kill you and go to jail. I will kill you and your boyfriend and be happy with that. I promise I will chop your head off."
She handed her mobile phone to the Dubai police Crime Lab for evidence. A report from the Criminal Evidence General Department showed that text messages taken out from the complainant's phone were of abusive and threatening content.
When caught on July 19, the defendant reportedly admitted to the police that he threatened his ex-girlfriend in text messages.

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