A stalking partner used terrifying controlling behaviour as he monitored her phone and movements, and planted a tracking device on her car. The woman gave a statement, heard before Nottingham Crown Court, in which she said she had "lost all trust in the defendant a long time ago".
Shaun Fryer assaulted her four times, used controlling and coercive behaviour, including keeping her bank card and threatening suicide, stalked her, and drove without a licence or insurance. The admitted incidents happened after their six-year relationship turned sour as he installed the tracker on her car - tracking her movements via an app on his phone.
She was aware Fryer was monitoring where she was going as he messaged her knowing where she was, the court was told on Tuesday (January 31). To add to her terror he had CCTV installed outside their home, which only he could access, and received notifications whenever she left the house in Mapperley.
