Canadian boxer arrested in Mexico for attempted femicide after beating two women
Authorities opened an investigation for attempted femicide, for which Nowaczek remains in custody.
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Considered a young promise of Canadian boxing, professional boxer Peter Christopher Nowaczek, was arrested by the police after being accused of hitting with excessive force on two women , also Canadians.
According to the account of one of the victims, along with another friend, went to a bar in Playa del Carmen in the company of another woman; there the boxer approached them, trying to woo one of them, who told him she was not interested.
At Nowaczek’s insistence, the three girls started an argument that had as a consequence that the boxer, who was already drunk, was beaten.
The first to be attacked was Genevieve Thomas, who received a punch to the jaw that knocked her out, for which she fell to the ground and caused a wound. After that, the subject continued with Jamie Coutts, who received a severe blow that broke his nose and a tooth.
Jamie, suffered serious injuries to the eye and frown, as shown by some photos that Genevieve shared in her social media testimonial.
The The report indicates that elements of the Tourist Police detained the professional athlete after being subdued by a group of people who defended women.
The State Attorney General’s Office reported that an investigation was opened into the assault and an arrest warrant was executed for the crime of attempted femicide to the detriment of two foreigners.
It should be noted that “Heart Breaker”, as Nowaczek is known, from 27 years, he began his professional career only in 2019. Currently he remains undefeated with four fights disputed, all won, three of them by knockout.
His last fight was recorded last 24 against Mexican Luis García “Coyote” Bocanegra at the Centennial Forum in Mexico City where won by unanimous decision.
