So being angry at someone that you're in a relationship with, you know, your spouse or your partner or whatever.

You mentioned that there's been some times when you've been angry.

I saw a story, I've seen at many places actually now, the one I'm looking

at currently is from People magazine, but it's everywhere. This guy in New Jersey, his name's

Leonard. Leonard! Leonard! He's Leonard. Leonard.

He and his partner get into it.

He needs a girlfriend to get into a fight.

Apparently it gets bad enough that the cops are called. The cops come out there, they talk to them, they leave. The cops get

called again a second time and before the cops can get back out there, they start to get reports that something else has happened now the part that's not clear I'm going to go ahead and assume that this guy was that the girlfriend at least was living with their parents because it's her it's her parents

home it doesn't say in any of the articles if she lived there but it sounds like she did

they were certainly having this argument at her parents house and eventually she told him you need to leave.

So when the cops came out that first time it sounds like

maybe he had agreed to leave.

I don't know what the rules are when the police show up for domestic stuff

but sometimes they, I've heard heard unlike those cops shows where some places will say we

can't leave until someone decides who's leaving so I just assume that's kind of

what they do everywhere but I have a feeling that this guy left they get this

other call to 911 and it turns out that this guy was angry enough that he

decided he was going to do something terrible to his girlfriend.

Enterference.

Two times earlier, once for a noise complaint at about midnight.

That noise was abated.

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