Jonathan Majors Called 911 for Grace Jabbari as Possible ‘Overdose, Suicide’

Jonathan Majors referred to as 911 on behalf of his accuser, Grace Jabbari, the day he was arrested — and now, we all know what he formally reported it as … a doable overdose, suicide.

Two NYPD officers who responded to the scene again in March took the stand Tuesday in Majors’ assault trial, and their testimony was attention-grabbing … principally ‘trigger they gave the blow-by-blow (or as a lot as they may recall, anyway) from the second they arrived.

One of many cops testified the preliminary name that got here in — made by Majors himself — was to report somebody who’d tried to take their very own life through overdose.

The cops additionally famous after they received there, Jabbari was on the ground in Majors’ house … and that when she lastly awoke, the very first thing she requested was how she’d gotten there. In addition they testified that Jabbari then requested if Majors was there or if he was outdoors, seemingly anxious.

One other attention-grabbing tidbit … the officers testified that Jabbari requested them why her ear had damage — keep in mind, a lower ear is without doubt one of the causes Majors is being prosecuted — however, on the stand, the officers conceded they didn’t ask her if she’d fallen.

As for what Jabbari did say about accidents … they testified she mentioned Majors had hit her a number of occasions within the head, and that he’d grabbed her by the throat.

One of many officers additionally admitted on the stand he’d helped Jabbari fill out her DV report … finishing web page 1 for her, and letting her do web page 2 on her personal. On cross, the officers mentioned they did not recall lots of particular particulars that Majors’ protection workforce requested … together with whether or not Jabbari had informed them she’d taken 2 sleeping drugs earlier within the evening.

Final thing … the officers mentioned they famous a button on Majors’ coat seemed to be lacking, they usually additionally mentioned they seen a small quantity of blood on Majors’ comforter on his mattress after they arrived — however did not see some other indicators of blood.