Thread: Marshall Atlanta Arrest Tape Reveals Details Of Domestic Spat

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DENVER -- Police tapes provide more insight into the March 1 arrest of Broncos receiver Brandon Marshall as a ‘very loud’ dispute with ’kicking’.

According to Atlanta police 911 tapes obtained by CompleteColorado.com and provided to TheDenverChannel.com, a witness told police the domestic incident "seems pretty violent."

Early on in that first call, the police dispatcher asks the witness, “So there’s a male beatin’ on a female?”

CALLER: “Apparently, I guess, I’m up in a condo just a few floors up from the ground, but yeah it seems pretty violent."

The witness goes on to say Marshall was wearing pants but no shirt.

The officer then describes seeing Marshall and his fiancée, Michi Nogami-Campbell, by the loading dock of the Cancer Society.

The officer says, "I don’t think punches (are being thrown), but they’re very loud…a male, pinned up a female against the loading dock doors…She’s ... to the ground now, it’s just a verbal.."

Then later that officer says, "..they’re kicking each other."

Both Marshall and Nogami-Mitchell were arrested.

Marshall is due in a Georgia courtroom later this month, the latest in a series of legal troubles stretching back to the earlier part of the decade and his college football days at the University of Central Florida.

'kicking"? Seriously Marshall? I did that in like 3rd grade.

but but but.....but she kicked me first.

Wow.

I came here hoping to see confirmation of Ayers signing but get this instead. Oh yeah, this is way better if you ask me.

Sign him to an extension ASAP!!!!!!!

He was just rehabbing the hip and she was nice enough to let him use her face to do it.

I don't know what you guys are complaining about. Sounds to me, if you read whats written out, there is no sign of physical violence. Until you actually hear the officer describe what he meant when saying "they are kicking one another"... you don't really know if this is an exchange of something that could seriously be considered as bad as one COULD take it (if they wished to).

This sounds to me that it was basically a yelling match. This isn't domestic violence, but domestic argument (although apparently a very loud one). Isn't this what people wanted to see?

Originally Posted by Ravage!!!

I don't know what you guys are complaining about. Sounds to me, if you read whats written out, there is no sign of physical violence. Until you actually hear the officer describe what he meant when saying "they are kicking one another"... you don't really know if this is an exchange of something that could seriously be considered as bad as one COULD take it (if they wished to).

This sounds to me that it was basically a yelling match. This isn't domestic violence, but domestic argument (although apparently a very loud one). Isn't this what people wanted to see?

It was a yelling match until the officer witnessed them kicking each other. I dunno, but kicking does construe physical violence. :shrugs:

and maybe i missed it by why isnt she on trial for the same chargers?

I mean, there are no reported injuries, and he said THEY are kicking EACH OTHER.

not he is kicking her. She should be just a liable as him. And if thats the case then the whole dam thing will probably get thrown out as she wont want to get in trouble or ruled against.

Of course this could be the faults of the legal system where because he is a dude he is the one that has to pay for it. :shrugs:

Originally Posted by underrated29

and maybe i missed it by why isnt she on trial for the same chargers?

I mean, there are no reported injuries, and he said THEY are kicking EACH OTHER.

not he is kicking her. She should be just a liable as him. And if thats the case then the whole dam thing will probably get thrown out as she wont want to get in trouble or ruled against.

Of course this could be the faults of the legal system where because he is a dude he is the one that has to pay for it. :shrugs:

He's not going on trial for those charges. Those charges were dropped.

He's going on trial for an incident involving his ex-girlfriend last year.

I don't know. .. I've been in several "verbal" shouting matches with my wife and previous girl-friends.

None of them ever ended up on the ground or pinned up against a wall, and no way shape or form would kicking be involved. To me, when you're trying to rationalize her on the ground and him kicking then your working a little too hard to defend him.

Originally Posted by Ravage!!!

Sounds to me, if you read whats written out, there is no sign of physical violence.

Originally Posted by Denver Native (Carol)

“So there’s a male beatin’ on a female?”

CALLER: “...but yeah it seems pretty violent."

"..they’re kicking each other."

Originally Posted by NightTrainLayne

I don't know. .. I've been in several "verbal" shouting matches with my wife and previous girl-friends.

None of them ever ended up on the ground or pinned up against a wall, and no way shape or form would kicking be involved. To me, when you're trying to rationalize her on the ground and him kicking then your working a little too hard to defend him.

you don't know that was the case. YOu are reading into something you visualize, without actually being witness.

Brandon Marshall better quit messing around with these women this way, because one of these days, they're gonna get tired of getting beat on, and one of 'em is gonna nuts on him, and pull out gun and he'll end up having the same fate as Steve McNair.

Originally Posted by Ravage!!!

you don't know that was the case. YOu are reading into something you visualize, without actually being witness.

The officer says, "I don’t think punches (are being thrown), but they’re very loud…a male, pinned up a female against the loading dock doors…She’s ... to the ground now, it’s just a verbal.."

Then later that officer says, "..they’re kicking each other."

That quote from the story referencing the 911 call is all I have to go on, but it seems that the police officer is describing her pinned up against the loading dock doors, then she's on the ground, then they're kicking each other.

I'm really just trying to take that at it's face value. I don't see where I'm reading anything extra into it. And as it stands, that is over the line, and more than enough to justify an arrest.

Originally Posted by LRtagger

NICE selective posting there, tagger. You part of the prosecution?? LOL.. wow

Originally Posted by LRtagger

Yes. yes you are.... lol

I'm glad you quoted those. Did you see where the caller said he didn't SEE anything??? Hmmmm..

CALLER: “Apparently, I guess, I’m up in a condo just a few floors up from the ground, but yeah it seems pretty violent." (I didn't see anything, but I hear a lot of yelling)

The officer says, "I don’t think punches (are being thrown), but they’re very loud…a male, pinned up a female against the loading dock doors…She’s ... to the ground now, it’s just a verbal.."

then the written out part of the "they are kicking one another".. has the convenient "..." before the sentence. "...they are kicking one another." This means that there could be sentences and paragraphs the writer chose not to include.... VERY MUCH like you did in your choice of the written story.