Sickening moment whimpering bully screams 'she's the love of my life' as he is arrested for trying to kill his partner in the street by repeatedly kicking her in the head - as he is jailed for 23 years
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Horrifying footage shows the moment a 'dangerous' domestic abuser screams 'she is the love of my life' as he is arrested for trying to kill his partner in the street. Benjamin Swindells, 30, was jailed for 23 years after being found guilty of attempted murder following a trial at Leeds Crown Court.
![[Body worn footage of his arrest shows Swindells in a highly agitated mood shouting: 'She's the love of my life' and urging officers to 'kill me']](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/20/18/93364057-14214647-image-a-2_1734720887401.jpg)
According to a witness report, the abuser was repeatedly kicking his partner in the head in the early hours of April 13 outside a Tesco Express store in Wakefield, West Yorkshire. At one point Swindells moved away from his victim to smoke a cigarette before returning and attempting to pull her up to her feet by her hair, before banging her head on the floor again and continuing to kick her.
![[When officers arrived to save the woman she was unconscious and Swindells (pictured ) was sat on the floor cradling her]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/20/18/93364055-14214647-image-a-3_1734720889039.jpg)
When officers arrived to save the woman she was unconscious and Swindells was sat on the floor cradling her. The woman was taken to hospital and was treated for large-scale swelling to the head and significant facial injuries. Body worn footage of his arrest shows Swindells in a highly agitated mood shouting: 'She's the love of my life' and urging officers to 'kill me'.
He has been sentenced to 23 years' imprisonment, with an extended licence period of four years, West Yorkshire Police said. Benjamin Swindells, 30, was jailed for 23 years after being found guilty of attempted murder following a trial at Leeds Crown Court.
Body worn footage of his arrest shows Swindells in a highly agitated mood shouting: 'She's the love of my life' and urging officers to 'kill me'. When officers arrived to save the woman she was unconscious and Swindells (pictured ) was sat on the floor cradling her.
