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Hardy 911 call

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boney Rookie

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Yeah sounds like the women was jumping to conclusions. How in the hell did she "see it". I think that crazy bitch was screaming after they were trying to control her. 

 

Yeah, its weird that the woman talking on this call was there and saw this happening but didn't mention the bed of guns she was supposedly thrown onto?  You'd think if you called to cops over to a violent situation you would warn them of copious amounts of guns laying around

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Exactly. Greg hardy could easily kill someone if he was beating them as hard as he could. This obviously wasn't the case and is bs

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 she said it was going on upstairs, was she upstairs or not?

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This all took place in the iveys building downtown where hardy lives. lots of uppity white people live there its entirely possible that they heard the voice of a loud black man and a white women screaming and assumed that he's beating her

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If she was going ape poo crazy and they were trying to hold her and keep her from hurting herself and themselves I can see how that would sound like a woman getting abused.

Exactly...in this situation any bodily injury is going to be assumed to be inflicted by someone else (Hardy). The best they could do is restrain her from injury and keep her around until the cops show up. Looks like Hardy handled this about as well as he could without completely staying out of it..which would have been preferred. However...worst case scenario is he doesn't call the cops at all and she goes home with self-inflicted wounds that are presumably caused by him. It'll get sorted out..doesn't look like a great case for her. Especially if they drug tested her and she's on drugs...

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