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A sports radio show host and former LSU basketball player shoved his wife into a dresser when she caught him with another woman, leading to his arrest early Saturday, according to the East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office.
Jordy Hultberg, host of the 2-4 shift on 103.7 FM “The Game” in Lafayette [Louisiana] is accused of pushing his wife into a dresser when she went to Hultberg’s house late July 22nd to check on him because her daughter was worried about his well-being. The woman, who was accompanied by her cousin, walked into a bedroom of Hultberg’s house and found him with another woman. Hultberg and his wife are “currently going through a divorce,” according to a police report.
After the woman who’d been with Hultberg ran to a bathroom, Hultberg pushed his wife into a dresser, the report says, “forcibly kissing her” and shouting “You still want me don’t you!”
A deputy noted in the report that Hultberg’s estranged wife, whose pajamas were torn in the encounter, had redness under her ears, an abrasion on her elbow and a possible bruise on her temple.
Hultberg was booked into Parish Prison on counts of domestic abuse battery and simple battery [for pushing the cousin out of the house].
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