31-year-old Wendy Bella was involved in a domestic altercation with her husband, Jairo Zavala, at a York Landing Road residence on May 28th. When officers arrived on the scene, officers spoke with Jairo Zavala. He stated that Bella showed up at the residence and began antagonizing him while he was asleep, arguing and poking at him. During the altercation, Bella took one of his bags before he tried to grab it from her. Zavala told officers that after she took his bag, Bella began striking him with a closed fist, as well as scratching him. Zavala claimed that he restrained Bella to prevent her from continuing to hit him. Zavala then went to the living room to get away from Bella before she followed him, starting another argument. Bella then began striking Zavala again, and he started to restrain her once more to stop the attack. During the argument, Bella punched, scratched, and bit Zavala. Bella then grabbed a water bottle and began hitting him with it. Zavala informed Bella that he would call the police; however, Bella snatched his phone and hurled it against the wall. During the investigation, officers determined Bella to be the primary aggressor and took her into custody for domestic assault.
Tag: interfering with emergency call
Camille Rodriguez-Colon assaults baby-daddy during argument
23-year-old Camille Rodriguez-Colon was involved in a domestic altercation with the father of her child, Kevin Hernandez, at West Allen Griffey Road on December 12th. The altercation started when Hernandez was trying to leave after the two argued. But before he could, Rodriguez-Colon stood in front of the door and grabbed his arm to stop him from leaving, which left fresh scratch marks on his arm. Hernandez attempted to call the police, but Rodriguez-Colon took his phone from him. Once law enforcement entered the apartment, Rodriguez-Colon admitted to everything and agreed that if she had allowed Hernandez to go, then nothing would have happened. Rodriguez-Colon was taken into custody and charged with domestic assault and interference with emergency calls.
