Jonathan Majors' 911 Call Reveals Disturbing Details in Assault Trial

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Jonathan Majors called 911 on behalf of Grace Jabbari, reporting a possible overdose or suicide. Two NYPD officers testified in Majors' assault trial, stating that Jabbari was found on the floor in Majors' apartment and expressed concern about his whereabouts. The officers noted a missing button on Majors' coat and a small amount of blood on his comforter. Jabbari claimed that Majors had hit her in the head and grabbed her throat. The officers admitted to helping Jabbari fill out her domestic violence report but did not ask if she had fallen or taken sleeping pills. Testimony will resume in the afternoon.
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