Kim Delaney’s husband James Morgan said that the alum “NYPD Blue” had tried to hit him with his car before being arrested for domestic violence.
Sources of application of the law told TMZ on Monday that the couple fought for days before the police were finally getting involved.
The actress reportedly reported on domestic violence against Morgan on Friday evening after an alleged domestic dispute. They would have taken a “stormy argument which became physical” before Morgan left their house that night.
The initiates told TMZ that Delaney called the Los Angeles County Sheriff department when they returned to their residence the next morning.
When the deputies answered his call, Morgan would have told agents who replied that his wife had tried to use his car to injure him.
He would then have shown video evidence of the incident police.
Police arrested Delaney and Morgan after talking with all parties.
The actress would have been accused of criminal assault with a fatal weapon, while Morgan was reserved for a battery of offense.
Sources of application of the law declared to the point of sale that the accusation of Delaney stems from the alleged use of his car. Meanwhile, Morgan’s arrest was linked to their Friday evening fight.
Morgan’s deposit was set at $ 20,000, according to the Information Center for Prisoners of the Los Angeles Sheriff Department, and Hey should both appear in court on Tuesday.
A motorcyclist notably continued Delaney last year for allegedly pressed his car to a red light before trying to flee the premises, according to legal documents obtained on page Six.
Delaney representatives did not immediately respond to the request for comments on page Six.
The couple made the knot in October 2022, with the alun “All My Children” often publishing loved photos with Morgan on their Instagram.
She shared an intimate photo of the two weeks before their arrests, subtitled “Pure Love”.
Before Morgan, the actress was married to Charles Grant from 1984 to 1988 and Joe Cortese from 1989 to 1994.
Delaney is best known for her role as detective Diane Russell in the Hit Crime series, which took place from 1995 to 2003. She marked three nominations at Emmy and a victory for her work on the ABC series.
If you or someone you know is affected by one of the questions raised in this story, call the national hotline of domestic violence at 1,800,799.
