Shots were taken of a Chinese national and the victim in an argument in downtown Sheffield, showing him pushing her against a wall and punching her. Wenbo, who ranks 33rd in the world, was fined 1.3 1,380 and given a 12-month Community Court ruling in a Sheffield court for a “home-related attack”, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said. A CPS spokeswoman said the alarm went off in the early hours of July 20 last year from a 999 call from a woman screaming in distress. CCTV from Charles Street in South Yorkshire immortalized Wenbo, 35, and the victim appeared to have a dispute that resulted in Wenbo hitting and kicking her repeatedly. The spokeswoman added: “Wenbo then dragged the woman to the floor and continued his attack, despite the fact that another man was trying to intervene to stop him. “Further footage from another CCTV camera showed Wenbo pushing the woman against a wall and punching her.” Wenbo, from Abingdon, Oxfordshire, pleaded guilty to assault at a previous hearing. Jonathan Wettreich, deputy attorney general at CPS Yorkshire and Humberside, said: “Wenbo carried out a deliberate and deliberate attack on the female victim late at night, leaving her in great distress. “He pleaded guilty and was fined 1.3 1,380 and given a Community order. “This was an evidence-based prosecution. We will always pursue domestic abuse cases where our legal tests are met. “This kind of behavior will not be tolerated and the CPS treats such cases with the utmost seriousness.” According to the World Snooker website, Wenbo became a professional in 2004 and has won a ranking title – the 2016 English Open. His highest world ranking is 11.
