Kim Zolciak called the police on her estranged husband Kroy Biermann yet again, and the whole thing was caught on video.
On Wednesday night, TMZ published the police body cam footage from a late April call in which officers in Milton, Georgia were dispatched to the Real Housewives of Atlanta alum’s foreclosed mansion. There, they came across Kim, who accused her estranged hubby of snatching her phone and then locking himself in his bedroom.
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As you may recall, the two estranged spouses have a court order to stay on opposite sides of their home. Thus, Kim told cops that not only did Kroy allegedly steal her phone, but that he went over to his side of the house and locked himself away in his bedroom — making it so that she was unable to retrieve it.
Kim told the cops that nothing physical happened between either spouse that evening in question, which is obviously good. But still, she felt like she needed cops there to get her phone back. At one point, she could be heard telling the officers on camera about her “horrible divorce,” and adding:
“This is absolutely absurd that I have to deal with this nonsense. I deal with it every single day. Screaming all day. Yelling all day. Losing his mind all day. Taking my belongings. It’s just, enough is enough.”
As for how the body cam incident ended, cops tried to resolve the situation by speaking with Kroy. However, he refused to come out of his bedroom to talk. Through the closed door, he denied that he took Kim’s phone and said that he didn’t know where it might be.
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Out in the living area of the home, after Kim explained that no physical altercation occurred, she wasn’t able to show a copy of her court order on their separate living spaces to the officers. So, the cops eventually had to go about their business and went on their way. Still, these two have popped up on body cam footage before, so in that regard, this sadly isn’t a new thing. Ugh. You can see the new incident for yourself HERE. Reactions, y’all?
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, help is available. Consider calling the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233, or text START to 88788, or go to https://www.thehotline.org/.
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