Nick Gordon was arrested in Florida for allegedly kidnapping and beating up his current girlfriend!
The 28-year-old Gordon — who was held legally responsible for the death of his girlfriend Bobby Kristina Brown in 2015 — was taken into custody after local police received a complaint by 26-year-old Laura Leal, his live-in girlfriend.
According to the police report, Leal said she and Gordon were at Duffy’s Sports Bar near their apartment to eat and watch Game 4 of the NBA Finals, then returned to the residence.
Leal recalled a heated argument erupting between the couple soon after arriving home, which became physical.
She believed Gordon was upset because he suspected she was attempting to ‘hook up’ with one of his friends at the bar, which she denied.
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When he didn’t believe her, Gordon kept insisting she admit to wanting to cheat on him and that he would not get “mad” at her for it.
Gordon then gave her the option to leave, and turned violent when she agreed.
According to the report, Gordon started to violently punch Leal in the face and the back of the head with a closed fist — while refusing to let her leave!
Leal said she ran in fear into Gordon’s mother’s bedroom waking her up.
Michelle Gordon took Leal from the apartment and drove her to her sister Carla’s house nearby, where they soon arrived at the local Police Department.
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After filing the report, Leal was taken to an area hospital for treatment while investigators showed up at Gordon’s apartment.
She had visible black and blue marks on her upper left arm, bicep and forearm.
The report also states Leal currently had no access to a computer or cell phone in the home and was prohibited by Gordon to use his phone.
Gordon was ordered by a court to pay the estate of Bobbi Kristina Brown $36 million after accusing him of causing her death and stealing from her bank account while she laid in a coma for six months.
He now faces charges of “domestic violence battery,” “kidnapping” and “false imprisonment of an adult.”
