While allegedly raping and torturing girlfriend, Livermore man asked her what music she’d like to die to, police say

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A shocking incident in Livermore has led to the arrest of a 38-year-old man who now faces severe charges, including torture and rape, related to an alleged assault on his girlfriend on September 6. During the ordeal, he reportedly asked her what music she would like to die to, a chilling detail that underscores the cruelty of the alleged crime. The man has been charged with multiple offenses, including sexual assault and domestic violence, reflecting a disturbing pattern of behavior. This case is part of a growing concern over domestic violence in California, where authorities are increasingly alarmed by the rising number of such incidents. The local police have emphasized the importance of reporting domestic violence and seeking help.

Community organizations are also stepping up their efforts to provide support and resources for victims. As the legal proceedings unfold, advocates are calling for heightened awareness and preventive measures to combat domestic violence. The incident serves as a grim reminder of the challenges faced by many in abusive relationships.

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