Criminal Catfight Breaks Out Between Roommates: ‘She Made Me Pee Myself’
May 14, 2024
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A call was made to the New Jersey police when a woman allegedly broke into her roommate's room and physically assaulted her. Twenty-seven-year-old Kelsey denied trying to break into her 56-year-old roommate Susan's room, stating that Susan had allegedly attacked her first, pointing to a bleeding scrape on her forehead. Susan, in turn, claimed she was trying to protect herself and had a bump on her lip from allegedly sustaining injuries from Kelsey. Both women were arrested for domestic assault.
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