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Abuser Arrested After Months of Torture

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Tampa police arrest Moises Buitrago for brutal abuse against his girlfriend, including aggravated assault, battery, false imprisonment, and digital voyeurism. Hes now in jail, and victim advocates are helping her heal. Chief Lee Bercaw emphasizes zero tolerance for domestic abuse.

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Abuser Arrested After Months of Torture

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Tampa Police just nabbed 25-year-old Moys' Buetrago after a months-long probe into brutal abuse against his girlfriend, a woman in her. Mid-20s The nightmare kicked off around October 2025 and dragged into early 2026 with charges piling up like aggravated assault. With a deadly weapon, battery, false imprisonment, and two counts of digital voyeurism. It started simple with him wrecking her phone and ID to cut her off from the world, then ramped up to non-stop physical and sexual attacks, using objects to choke her and weapons to beat her down. He blocked her from doctors and even dragged her to his job to keep her locked in. On March 24, things boiled over when he busted into a room where she hid, but some folks stepped in, called cops, and he bolted. Earlier this week, they tracked him to the mango area and slapped cuffs on him without a fight. Now he's cooling his heels in Orion, Rogell, while a victim advocate is linking her up with healing resources to start rebuilding her life.

Chief Lee Burkall laid it out clear. No one deserves that domestic hell, and those who jumped in likely saved her. This bus shows they're not playing when it comes to protecting folks from abusers like this. This has been Teppabay News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.

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