U.S. Women Football Keeper, Hope Solo Arrested for Domestic Violence

U.S. Women’s Soccer team goalkeeper, Hope Solo has been arrested for domestic violence.

She was alleged to have assaulted two of her relatives after a disagreement occurred early today, Saturday during a party at her Seattle home, reports Washington Post.

Kirkland Police authorities released a statement on her arrest: Read it below:“

"On June 21st 2014 and just before 1:00 am, Kirkland Police Department Patrol Units responded to a 911 call of a disturbance in the 10600 block of 124th AVE NE. The male caller stated that a female at the residence was “hitting people” and they could not get her to stop or to leave the house. Officer arrived and immediately heard the sounds of the disturbance inside the residence.

They entered and contacted several persons; one being Hope A Stevens (Solo) who appeared intoxicated and upset. As officers made contact, they observed visible injuries on Solo’s 17-year-old nephew and on Solo’s sister. After receiving statements of the persons involved, Officers determined that Solo was the primary aggressor and had instigated the assault

Solo was arrested on 2 counts of Domestic Violence Assault 4th Degree and booked into the south King County detention facility (SCORE). Solo will have a mandatory court appearance Monday June 23rd at the Kirkland Municipal Court, with the time yet to be determined”.

It is common for a man to be arrested for domestic violence but when you consider her size and sporting ability, you would see why she could inflict damage on those men.