Ross Komoroczky, aged 37, from Armley was jailed at Leeds Crown Court on today after pleading guilty to section 18 wounding with intent offences against a female victim at a previous court hearing in January.
He was sentenced to a total of four years and 10 months for the offence which took place at a property in Leeds in July 2022. He must serve a further three years on licence once he is released.
Leeds Crown Court heard that Komoroczky assaulted his victim with a bottle and then used the broken bottleneck to further assault her causing slash injuries. He also used his feet to attack her.
He was arrested shortly after the attack and was later charged and remanded in custody.
Detective Chief Inspector Michael Cox of the Leeds District Safeguarding Unit, said: “Komoroczky has been jailed today for what was a dreadful assault with a weapon on a female victim which left her significant injuries.
“Given the manner of his assault the consequences could easily have been worse.
“All offences involving violence against women are treated as priority offences by West Yorkshire Police as part of our wider strategy to reduce violence towards women and girls in West Yorkshire.”
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