Where is jordy hultberg

A deputy noted in the report that Hultberg's estranged wife, whose pajamas were torn in the encounter, had redness under her ears, an abrasion on her elbow and a possible bruise on her temple.

When questioned about the incident, Hultberg told a deputy "he did put his hands on the victim but only to put her out of the residence. Hultberg also pushed the woman's cousin out of the house, the report says. The deputy wrote in the report that he didn't see any signs of injuries on the cousin. Hultberg hosts a radio show on Hultberg, Town Drive, was booked into Parish Prison on counts of domestic abuse battery and simple battery.

The arrest report said the couple's daughter had expressed concern about her father's well-being to her mother. She went to Hultberg's house, found the front door open and, when she entered, saw Hultberg with another woman, who fled to the bathroom.

She said Hultberg also grabbed her chin, forcibly kissed her and told her, "You still want me, don't you? She refused medical attention. Hultberg told the arresting officer he put his hands on the victim only to get her out of the house, and that he did not know about the marks or if he grabbed her chin.

Hultberg lettered four seasons at LSU and served as a radio and television host for football and basketball broadcasts. He also was the sideline reporter for Cox Communications cable television at New Orleans Hornets basketball games. The arrest report said she accused her husband of grabbing her arms and pushing her into a dresser, and pushing his cousin outside his home. A deputy sheriff said in his report that he observed redness under the victim's ears, a small abrasion on her left elbow and a dark mark that could be a bruise on her temple.

Her shirt was ripped. Jordy Hultberg told the arresting officer he put his hands on the victim only to get her out of the house, and that he did not know about the marks or if he grabbed her chin. The arrest report said the incident started when the couple's daughter had expressed concern about her father's well-being to her mother who went to Hultberg's house.

She found the front door open, entered and saw Hultberg with another woman, who fled to the bathroom. I have received many texts and FB messages. I sincerely apologize for not responding personally to each. I will read each one soon.

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