Well, folks say hell hath no fury like a woman scorned! And that just might have played out in Ohio recently after a woman is accused of taking matters into her own hands— literally.
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The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence and research institutes says that over 40% of Black women (that’s four in ten Black women, by the way) experience physical violence— but in the case of one Toledo man, he says he was on the receiving end of an assault from his girlfriend.
The alleged incident all went down on Tuesday (Oct. 7), when police say Jeanita Hopings of Toledo kicked open the front door of her boyfriend’s apartment on Boothbay Dr. “knowingly and forcefully.”
But that’s not all.
Hopings’ boyfriend told police that when he ran downstairs to see what the commotion was all about butt naked, that’s when he allegedly saw Hopings inside his home when he didn’t invite her to do so.
Authorities say Hopings, 45, then used an “unknown instrument,” according to local news station WTVG 10, to slice open… wait for it, his testicles. It was so bad, per reports, the man’s testicle was “clearly exposed” after the laceration. He received medical treatment at a local hospital, and so far, a motive hasn’t been specified.
Now, Hopings is a wanted woman— by the law that is, for her boyfriend’s unscheduled vasectomy. On Wednesday (Oct. 8), an arrest warrant was issued for Hopings who has hit with felonious assault and aggravated burglary charges. And as of this writing, she’s still on the run.
In Ohio, aggravated assault is a fourth-degree felony and can land the convicted anywhere between six to 18 months behind bars. But if the victim experienced serious bodily harm, the guilty can face up to five years in prison instead. As for aggravated burglary, if Hopings is found guilty, she faces between three to 11 years in prison.
Lucas County court records show Hopings had never been indicted for a felony, but has been charged with several traffic-related misdemeanors.
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