Jenelle’s Horror: Cops Called To Her Home For ‘Assault’
Feb. 25 2019, Updated 11:36 a.m. ET
House of horrors! Cops were called to Jenelle Evans’ house over the weekend after a fight the Teen Mom 2 star had with her husband, David Eason. The MTV star, who had a huge fight with her husband the night before they got married in October 2017 reportedly called 911 after an fight with Eason. Click through the gallery for details about Evans’ harrowing experience.
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The call was made on Saturday, October 13, 2018 shortly before 10pm from Evans and Eason’s rural North Carolina home.
“It was called in as an assault,” the Chief of 911 Operations for Columbus County told the website The Ashley’s Reality Roundup who broke the news of the alleged incident.
“The ambulance was called, and then cancelled,” the Chief of 911 Operations said about the call made from the Teen Mom 2 star’s home.
“The female was transported to the hospital via private vehicle instead,” the Chief of Operations said about Evans, 26.
“The female was advised proper action,” the Operations Chief explained. “The officers advised what legal action she could take.”
Eason was not arrested, and a police report was not filed against her husband the website reported.
As RadarOnline.com exclusively revealed, Evans had emergency surgery six days prior to the alleged assault.
MTV camera crews reportedly were not filming when the alleged incident took place.
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Eason was fired from MTV after a repulsive homophobic rant and Evans had been complaining lately about not being able to film with him.
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