A man who was already under indictment for domestic violence turned up at the family home even though a court order barred him from going near his relatives. Once there, he threatened to kill his wife and bit his children during the confrontation. The ordeal escalated further when he got into a car and accelerated toward his underage daughter in an apparent attempt to run her down. The girl had been living under the same protection meant to keep her father at a distance. Ignoring that restriction now leaves him facing a fresh set of charges on top of the domestic violence case. Because vehicle attacks on family members can be classed as attempted homicide, prosecutors may push to add that offense to his file. Cases like this one are exactly why courts issue no-approach orders against repeat offenders. The family had counted on the justice system to keep him away, and that barrier failed the day he chose to return.