In a 2023 domestic abuse case, police make an arrest

In North Charleston, a man has been arrested in connection with a domestic violence case dating back to July 2023. Mynor Lopez-Sorto, 34, was taken into custody by the Summerville Police Department on Wednesday and transferred to the North Charleston Police Department. The arrest comes after Lopez-Sorto allegedly assaulted his then-girlfriend, causing injuries that required medical attention.

Details of the Incident

According to the North Charleston Police Department, the alleged assault took place at the victim’s home in July 2023. Investigators reported that Lopez-Sorto pushed the woman into a glass front door during an argument, which caused a laceration to her elbow. The injury was severe enough to require stitches. After the assault, Lopez-Sorto left the scene, and the incident went unreported until recent developments.

The Arrest and Charges

Lopez-Sorto was arrested on Wednesday and charged with second-degree domestic violence. He was taken to the Al Cannon Detention Center, where he is currently being held. Second-degree domestic violence charges typically apply when there is physical injury or a threat of harm in a domestic setting, and they carry serious legal consequences.

The arrest of Mynor Lopez-Sorto highlights the continued efforts of law enforcement to address and prevent domestic violence. As the case progresses, the victim’s safety and the pursuit of justice will remain priorities for the North Charleston Police Department. Domestic violence remains a critical issue, and authorities are committed to ensuring accountability for perpetrators of such crimes.

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