She Begged for Protection… Police Said No. What Happened Next Will Haunt You

A woman begged for protection from her abusive ex but was denied a restraining order. Days later, surveillance footage captured him ambushing and attacking her outside her home in broad daylight.

The viral video has sparked public outrage and renewed debate over how the justice system handles domestic abuse, with many calling for stronger protections to prevent tragedies like this from happening again.

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