The court heard that Akbar’s actions during one of his “childish and petty temper tantrums” caused the baby’s placenta to detach, leading to the mother’s waters breaking. When the woman became pregnant in November, Akbar was said to be excited at the prospect of becoming a father for the first time. The court heard that Akbar had also slapped his wife and even pushed her out of a stationary car when he lost his temper with her. The court heard he did not know that she had been taken to the hospital by her family and called her around 60 times. There could not be a viable pregnancy.”The court heard that Akbar, of Bolingbroke Street, Little Horton, Bradford, had relevant previous convictions for battery and harassment against a former partner.