The man who constrained his ex to walk bare down a New York City road while censuring and recording her has been condemned to two to seven years in jail, prosecutors declared Wednesday.
Jasson Melo, 26, was sentenced intimidation, strike, threatening, imperiling the welfare of a youngster, and irritated badgering on Dec. 15.
"In this horrifying instance of abusive behavior at home, Jasson Melo over and again attacked the mother of his two-month-old youngster, constrained her to stroll outside in January exposed, recorded his demonstration of absolute embarrassment, and after that scattered it in a way that made it turn into a web sensation," Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance said. "It is my expectation that any individual who is experiencing aggressive behavior at home and mishandle realizes that there is help accessible."
On Jan. 17, 2016, at around 5 a.m., Melo entered the Harlem flat he imparted to his ex and their two-month-old girl following a night out and started to contend with the lady about instant messages she had gotten from another man, despite the fact that, as she later told experts, their relationship was finished and she was moving.
"Through the span of the following two hours the litigant struck the casualty over and again all over and body, punching her in the ribs, stomach, and genital territory," prosecutors said in an announcement. "He additionally debilitated to toss her down the stairs and hit her with a statue."
At around 8 a.m., the ex advised police Melo constrained her to leave the loft wearing just a towel and undermined to slaughter her in the event that she didn't agree. Melo at that point made her stroll down West 142nd Street as he taped her on his mobile phone and criticized her.