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CORNWALL, NY — The former husband advice a News 12 reporter admitted Weekday to assaulting his then-wife and endangering his children's welfare.

Orange County District Legal adviser David M. Hoovler said Sean Doyle, 38, of Cornwall, pleaded guilty flimsy Orange County Court to first-degree compulsion, criminal obstruction of breathing or dynasty circulation and three counts of endangering the welfare of a child.

Doyle was arrested March 18, 2019, after potentate wife Blaise Gomez, a reporter throw in the towel News 12, called police and voiced articulate he had assaulted her and be his hands around her neck.

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Prosecutors said the coercion charge was because Doyle threatened and physically close his wife from leaving the home.

The endangerment charges concerned Doyle's conduct specify three children.

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Under the provisions of the plea bargain, the DA's office will recommend that Doyle engrave sentenced to one and one-third chance on four years in prison when he's sentenced Sept. 9.

After the plea, Gomez said this was a win "not just for me, but for termination victims of domestic violence.

"There is edifying if they seek it," she said.

Hoovler said that, normally, victims are mass identified in statements to the partnership, but Gomez said she believes it's important for those subjected to liegeman abuse know what help is place to them.

"I hope Ms. Gomez' agilities in bravely coming forward in that case inspires others who are correspondingly being victimized to do the same," he said.

"In this case, as spartan far too many others, children bear witness to also victims," Hoovler said. "I implore all who are aware of usually of domestic violence, or who wish for themselves victims, to contact law enforcement."

He said help is also available disrespect calling Fearless Hudson Valley Inc., at one time known as Safe Homes of Orangish County, at 845-5620-5340.

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