On February 10, at around 4:29 PM in the Vilnius region, a 42-year-old man reportedly assaulted his underage daughter, born in 2012, at his home, causing her physical pain. The incident was reported to the police by the girl’s stepfather, who informed them that both his stepson and stepdaughter had gone to their biological father’s residence to gather personal belongings. Upon their arrival, the father became aggressive and began to physically attack the children.

The stepfather, recognizing the seriousness of the situation, called the police for assistance as he and the mother of the children were en route to the incident location. When authorities arrived, they initiated a pre-trial investigation concerning the infliction of physical pain and minor injury to health. The involvement of law enforcement highlights not only the immediate danger the children faced but also the ongoing issues of domestic violence and child protection in the region.

This case raises significant concerns about child safety and the support systems available for families navigating complex custody issues. As investigations proceed, it may lead to further discussions regarding legal frameworks and resources necessary to prevent such incidents in the future, ensuring the welfare of vulnerable minors in potentially harmful family dynamics.