COLUMBUS (Sean Rowe) -- Officers responded early Tuesday morning to a disturbance at Ohio State Quarterback J.T. Barrett's apartment, according to a report from the Columbus Division of Police.
In the report, Barrett says a woman identified as his girlfriend -- Alexandria Barrett-Clark -- refused to leave his apartment after he asked her to do so. Barrett says she "ran at him and pushed him."
Barrett says Barrett-Clark hit him. In the report, he say he pushed her awy in self-defense, which caused her to fall to a bed. Barrett says he again asked her to leave. Agan, he says, she refused.
Barrett-Clark says she told Barrett that she would leave in the morning.
She told police that Barrett confronted her in his bedroom and "choked her on the bed." She said Barrett used his forearm to apply pressue to her neck before taking her phone away from her.
Barrett-Clark told police she managed to get away from Barrett and call police.
Police say a witness told them that he was upstairs when he heard arguing. But, he says, he did not see any kind of fight between Barrett and Barrett-Clark.
Police said neither Barrett, nor Barrett-Clark, had any visible injuries and refused medical treatment.
Police did not make any arrests and no charges were filed.
The incident has been referred to the Prosecutor's Office.
In the report, Barrett says a woman identified as his girlfriend -- Alexandria Barrett-Clark -- refused to leave his apartment after he asked her to do so. Barrett says she "ran at him and pushed him."
Barrett says Barrett-Clark hit him. In the report, he say he pushed her awy in self-defense, which caused her to fall to a bed. Barrett says he again asked her to leave. Agan, he says, she refused.
Barrett-Clark says she told Barrett that she would leave in the morning.
She told police that Barrett confronted her in his bedroom and "choked her on the bed." She said Barrett used his forearm to apply pressue to her neck before taking her phone away from her.
Barrett-Clark told police she managed to get away from Barrett and call police.
Police say a witness told them that he was upstairs when he heard arguing. But, he says, he did not see any kind of fight between Barrett and Barrett-Clark.
Police said neither Barrett, nor Barrett-Clark, had any visible injuries and refused medical treatment.
Police did not make any arrests and no charges were filed.
The incident has been referred to the Prosecutor's Office.
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