Davis is seen sitting on top of the ex-beau as she claims he tackled her to the ground, according to the footage captured by Davis’ companion.
His quest to have his ex committed began on Aug. 21 when he sought help from fellow troopers because he said the victim — identified by the district attorney as M.F. — had mental health problems, according to an affidavit of probable cause.
Davis is seen sitting on top of his ex-beau as she claimed he tackled her to the ground, according to the footage captured by the man with Davis and“You’re insane,” she said. “You’re absolutely insane … and then you paint me to look insane.” “Why are you treating me like a criminal?” she said before uniformed officers arrived and took her to Lehigh Valley Hospital-Schuylkill.
She suffered injuries to her forehead, torso, back, buttocks, forearms, knee and lower body, according to the document.The ex-girlfriend was involuntarily committed for five days and did not display any suicidal thoughts during that time, according to medical personnel.Once cops saw an exchange of messages between the pair, they didn’t think there was cause to force her into treatment, police said.
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