Former MMA fighter Frank Schuman has been sentenced to prison for domestic violence against his ex-girlfriend. Schuman, who pleaded guilty to multiple charges, has a history of violence and faces additional charges in other counties. The victim described the lasting impact of the abuse, and the judge questioned Schuman’s lack of remorse. During his prison sentence and extended supervision, Schuman will need to meet specific requirements. Learn more about this case and the consequences for Schuman’s actions.
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| A former professional mixed martial arts fighter from Lac du Flambeau has been sentenced to six years in prison and four years on extended supervision for domestic violence against his ex-girlfriend. Frank Schuman, 30, pleaded guilty to two counts of battery, two counts of disorderly conduct, and one count of strangulation and suffocation. This is not the first time Schuman has faced domestic violence charges, as he was previously convicted in 2018 for abusing his ex-wife. The victim of Schuman’s abuse and the Assistant District Attorney expressed concern about his history of violence and the potential for future harm. Schuman’s ex-girlfriend described the lasting physical and mental impacts of the abuse she endured during their four-year relationship. She also revealed that other women have reached out to her, sharing similar experiences with Schuman. The court heard details of two incidents in Outagamie County, where Schuman hit the woman in the face and later choked and kicked her. Schuman admitted to these crimes but initially claimed to have no memory of them. The judge questioned Schuman’s lack of remorse and understanding of his actions. Despite this, the judge wished him luck with his rehabilitation in prison. Schuman will also face trial for charges in Vilas County and Oneida County related to domestic abuse. During his extended supervision, he will need to meet several requirements, including maintaining sobriety and obtaining court approval for romantic relationships. |
Former MMA Fighter Sentenced to Prison
A former professional mixed martial arts fighter from Lac du Flambeau has been sentenced to six years in prison and four years on extended supervision for domestic violence against his ex-girlfriend. Frank Schuman, 30, pleaded guilty to two counts of battery, two counts of disorderly conduct, and one count of strangulation and suffocation. This is not the first time Schuman has faced domestic violence charges, as he was previously convicted in 2018 for abusing his ex-wife. The victim of Schuman’s abuse and the Assistant District Attorney expressed concern about his history of violence and the potential for future harm. Schuman’s ex-girlfriend described the lasting physical and mental impacts of the abuse she endured during their four-year relationship. She also revealed that other women have reached out to her, sharing similar experiences with Schuman. The court heard details of two incidents in Outagamie County, where Schuman hit the woman in the face and later choked and kicked her. Schuman admitted to these crimes but initially claimed to have no memory of them. The judge questioned Schuman’s lack of remorse and understanding of his actions. Despite this, the judge wished him luck with his rehabilitation in prison. Schuman will also face trial for charges in Vilas County and Oneida County related to domestic abuse. During his extended supervision, he will need to meet several requirements, including maintaining sobriety and obtaining court approval for romantic relationships.
