Suazo Sizani on the Run After Allegedly Beating Pregnant Girlfriend Anathi Entle [VIDEO]

A man identified as Suazo Sizani is reportedly on the run following allegations that he violently assaulted his pregnant girlfriend, Anathi Entle. Entle shared disturbing videos on social media capturing the alleged attacks.

According to sources, Sizani is currently not at his home, and authorities are seeking information on his whereabouts.

In a detailed social media post, Entle described a pattern of abuse that began before her pregnancy and escalated during her pregnancy. She wrote:

“This is soon to be my baby daddy. He’s been abusive throughout the pregnancy and even before. I kept forgiving him every time, but now it’s gotten out of control. I need to choose myself and my unborn child.”

 

Entle alleged that on December 7, after going out with friends and informing Sizani of her whereabouts, he arrived at her friend’s home and allegedly attacked her as she exited a vehicle. She says he dragged her outside, kicked her repeatedly, and she had to shield her stomach to protect her unborn child.

“He was dragging me outside and kicking me. I covered my belly to protect my child,” Entle wrote.

She claimed that friends and one of Sizani’s acquaintances tried to stop the attack but were unable to. Sizani allegedly then forced her into his car, drove her to a beach, and continued assaulting her. Entle said she was unable to call for help because she had left her phone behind.

“I thought he was driving me to his place, but he took me to the beach to beat me where no one could help me,” she said.

Entle said the abuse continued after they returned to Sizani’s home. She later managed to record a video of him during the assault.

In a more recent incident, Entle alleges Sizani struck her with a stick on her face and stomach. She said she ultimately escaped with the help of a nearby resident and went to the police to open a case.

“I’m in hospital as we’re speaking. I tried biting him to stop the beating, but he didn’t stop. I screamed until someone came to help me,” she wrote.

Entle concluded her post with a plea for help, describing the emotional toll of the abuse:

“I can’t do this anymore. There were times I wanted to hang myself, but I had to protect myself and my unborn child.”

Authorities are reportedly searching for Sizani, who remains at large.