Sentence examples for allegedly slashed from inspiring English sources
Shaun Anthony Haywood, 29, allegedly slashed the guard's face with a knife after breaking into the Australian model's Los Angeles property to deliver a letter on 14 October, prosecutors say.
In January 2012, Melissa Dohme's ex-boyfriend, Robert Lee Burton, Jr., allegedly slashed her 32 times near a Florida park.
A Japanese woman faces attempted murder charges after she allegedly slashed her husband's face with a kitchen knife.
He was one of the candidates running against the victim, and the deceased had allegedly slashed Liu's brother with a knife over a business dispute.
Fights in Portland, just a week after known white supremacist Joseph Christian allegedly slashed two men to death while screaming anti-Islamic hate at two teenaged women on a train, feel surprising and excessive to outsiders.
The defendant, Tommy Lynn Sells, 35, is jailed on charges of capital murder and attempted murder for allegedly slashing the throats of Kaylene Harris, 13, and Krystal Surles, 10, on Dec. 31 in Del Rio, Tex.
Timothy Merriam was arrested Feb. 26 for allegedly slashing the tires on Citi bikes.
For allegedly slashing Ford with the box cutter, Thompson was charged with criminal domestic violence of a high and aggravated nature, WYFF4.com reports.
Panhandler James Howley, 46 was arrested on Sunday in Elmont for allegedly slashing a 43-year-old man with a knife after the man gave him a dollar.
A newly released video in the Hiram Monserrate assault trial shows the state senator violently dragging his girlfriend through the hallway of an apartment building after allegedly slashing her face with a broken glass.
Friday's two sentences come just a few days after a man with a long history of mental illness was sentenced to five years in prison for allegedly slashing a portrait of the king and queen, and only a few months after a businessman in the northern city of Chiang Rai was sentenced to 25 years for posting allegedly defamatory Facebook messages about the monarchy.
