Joey Barton found guilty of assaulting wife, handed 12-week suspended prison sentence
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Joey Barton was sentenced to 12 weeks suspended prison time for the assault of his wife, falling into a cycle of violence that marks his troubled legacy. The incident, involving pushing and kicking, occurred at their London home in June 2021 and left noticeable injuries. Though the court noted the couple's continued relationship and parenting role, Barton has a long history of violent behavior dating back to his playing career. This recent conviction is yet another chapter in his story of on-field and off-field controversies that include multiple assaults and disciplinary actions.
Barton has been handed a 12-week suspended prison sentence for assaulting his wife during a drunken altercation, underscoring his troubled history of violence.
The court cited Barton's ongoing relationship with his wife and their young child as reasons not to impose an immediate custodial sentence, indicating a desire to preserve their family unit.
This conviction is part of a troubling pattern in Barton's career marked by disciplinary issues, violent incidents, and a history of legal troubles that continues to define his legacy.
Barton has faced numerous controversies throughout his career, including a six-month prison sentence for street assaults, showing a persistent struggle with aggression and violence.
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