Jonathan Majors called the police when his ex attempted suicide, leading to their arrest.

A new development in the domestic assault trial against actor Jonathan Majors has come to light. On December 12th, police officers involved in the case testified that Majors made a 911 call on the day of his arrest to report that his ex-partner, Grace Jabbari, had attempted suicide.

The two officers who responded to the call described the events that transpired upon their arrival. They explained that Jabbari was lying on the floor in Majors' apartment, and when she awoke, she asked how she got there and if Majors was inside. The officers also noticed small blood stains on the comforter in Majors' bedroom, but no blood anywhere else in the apartment. Jabbari told the officers that Majors had hit her in the head and grabbed her by the throat multiple times.

One of the officers further testified that he had aided Jabbari in filing a domestic violence report, however, they were unable to remember all the details of the incident when questioned by Majors' defense team. The officers were asked if they had been aware that Jabbari had taken two sleeping pills the night before, but they could not recall if they had been informed of that at the time.

This new testimony follows the account of an SUV driver who took the stand on December 11th, claiming to have witnessed an altercation between Majors and Jabbari. According to the driver, Jabbari initiated the physical assault.

The case has caused quite a stir in the media, as more information continues to come to light. Jonathan Majors has yet to take the stand.

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