Trevone Boykin has been in trouble with the law since his college days, but after getting numerous chances to clean up his act, it appears his luck has run out.
Shabrika Bailey did an interview with WFAA.com in Dallas where she detailed the alleged abuse she suffered while with him.
Shabrika Bailey, speaking exclusively to WFAA with a broken jaw swollen and wired shut, made the allegations public Monday night.
Bailey, who says she has been in a relationship with Boykin since their high school days in Mesquite, says she was at his home in Mansfield last Tuesday night when they began to argue over a text message he wanted to see on her phone. She says she refused to unlock the phone.
“So he goes into a choke. I remember him choking me and I’m trying to calm him down. And I just couldn’t. And I blacked out. I just couldn’t calm him down at all,” Bailey told WFAA.
“The pressure was just hard. The pressure got hard to where I just remember just collapsing completely. And I just woke up in a puddle of blood on the kitchen floor. My whole right side was full of blood on the kitchen floor.”
Bailey says Boykin eventually dragged her to a bathtub, took her clothes off and tried to clean her up. Hours later, on Wednesday, she said Boykin drove her to Dallas Regional Medical Center in Mesquite. But when hospital staff separated the couple and began asking them questions independently, she said Boykin fled the hospital and never returned.
Bailey suffered a broken jaw on both her left and right sides. Then, because she was having difficulty breathing from a swollen and constricted airway, she was airlifted to Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas for further treatment. She was released from the hospital on Saturday, three days later.
“And I’ve never seen that much blood. I thought I was bleeding from somewhere else cause it was so much blood, completely,” Bailey said.
Bailey is the same woman who was arrested with Boykin in March of 2017. Boykin was a passenger in her car when she backed into the outside wall of a nightclub in the Uptown neighborhood of Dallas striking and injuring several pedestrians at 2 a.m. Bailey was arrested on charges of intoxication assault.
Boykin, who initially fled the scene on foot but returned, was also arrested for public intoxication and possession of marijuana when he told police the 6.9 grams of pot in the backseat of the car belonged to him.
Now a year later, Bailey says the cause of that crash was also because Boykin was attacking her.
“He leaned over, attacked me, and choked me unconscious which made the car go into drive to reverse,” she said.
The cops are investigating and the Seahawks have released Boykin. They chose to keep Boykin over bringing in Colin Kaepernick last season, just keep that in mind.
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