MMA Fighter, friend accused in Tumon Riot | Local news

The mixed martial arts fighter Ricky Camp and his girlfriend, Jazmin Eileen Rivera, are experiencing charges that come from a revolt reported in the tumon on Tuesday morning.

According to the complaint of a magistrate filed at the Guam’s Superior Court, the officers of the Guam Police Department arrived on the spot and interviewed several witnesses, all who gave corroborated statements that they would have seen the camp, 32, “attacking” Rivera, 19

Two witnesses tried to intervene on behalf of Rivera, but the camp “turned their attention to them and began to attack them,” the complaint shows.

Rivera also hit two witnesses. A third witness told the police that he saw in the field, one of the witnesses who intervene in front and a “blow” in the stomach, causing it to fall back, according to the judicial documents.

The two intervene witnesses, who recognized the river from the clubs and knew he was Camp’s girlfriend, said they asked Camp to calm down after supposing that he “shouted and crack”. In response, Camp became aggressive, hit one of the victims and hit it in the stomach. After the woman fell back, she got up, and Camp would hit the stomach again, the complaint said.

The other witness intervened reported that he was “flying” in front of the camp, according to the prosecution documents.

Another witness reported that he saw Camp and Rivera in a “heated argument”, before Camp, assumed that he grabbed Rivera’s hair and “threw it violently in his vehicle” before the arrival of the witnesses. During the altercation, two of Camp’s friends tried to intervene, but they were also attacked. It is assumed that the camp hit and hit his friends in front, causing one of them to hit his head on the sidewalk and bleed.

“(A witness) added that he knew that the camp is a boxer and that he eliminated the two male victims,” ​​the complaint said.

One of Camp’s friends told the police that he was trying to stop the fight when the camp hit him with his fist, causing him to lose his knowledge for a few seconds, when his head hit the ground.

Subsequently, an injury check was carried out on the river, which had a small laceration on the left foot, a right knee injury and a minor bruising on the left knee. She also complained about headaches. The river was treated at the Guam Memorial Hospital and told the officers that he had not attacked anyone, saying that the group of people began to fight with the camp. She added that she began to remove people from the camp, according to the judicial documents.

“She claimed that nothing was produced after asking the group to stop attacking the camp and that everyone left,” the complaint said.

After he was arrested, Camp was accused of four charges of crime appeal, family violence as a crime and disordered conduct as a small crime. The river was accused of two charges of appeal and disordered conduct as a small crime.

At their first appearances in court, both Camp and Rivera were issued on personal recognition bonds of 2,000, respectively $ 1,000.