An unidentified man called 911 in regards to Scott and Kelly Wolf‘s Utah home and claimed his estranged wife tried to break into their house, Us Weekly can exclusively report.
Us obtained three 911 calls made over issues at the home between July 26 and July 29.
One of the three calls was made on July 29. An unidentified man said he needed to speak to someone about his estranged wife, who had been “trying to have Summit County Sheriffs help her break into our home.”
He added, “I need to speak to someone to make sure that doesn’t happen.” The dispatcher asked, “So, you’re stating your wife is using the Summit County Sheriff’s office to break into your house?”
The man said, “She’s attempting that. She livestreamed it on her social media account this morning and apparently, she’s still at the house and she’s saying she’s going to have the deputies come back to the house.”
He told the dispatcher that he had a restraining order but his ex told officers there was not one in place.
Kelley Limp and Scott Wolf Walter McBride/WireImage
“So, she’s live-streaming this?” the 911 operator asked.
The man said his ex was there earlier, and the police “were holding the phone for her” while she ripped a screen.
“She told them there was no restraining order. So, they had no reason to believe she didn’t have the right to break into her own home. But there is an active restraining order keeping her from that home.”
A second call made on July 29 came from an unidentified woman hours before the unidentified man’s call. She told dispatch, “You’re probably getting sick of me calling.”
“I am attempting to enter my residence to retrieve my dogs and some money,” the distressed woman said. “I was hoping [an officer] could meet me [at the home]. I have informed my ex-husband [that] I would arrive at 9 a.m.”
She added, “I need to leave town. I have no more choices. If someone can meet me there or help me let him know I requested [inaudible] and I will be arriving there at 9 a.m. and will wait for an officer to enter the premises.”
Scott Wolf’s estranged wife, Kelley Wolf, claimed she was placed on a second involuntary hold by police amid her bitter divorce, Us Weekly can report. Over the weekend, Kelley, 48, shared via Instagram that she had been released but would “not be quiet anymore.” Kelley wrote, “I was held for 7 days and they tried […]
“I’m requesting protection. Is that possible, is that something I can do?” the woman asked.
“He won’t let me enter the home and I need to leave town. I need my suitcase, my passport, my clothes,” the woman explained.
Kelley Wolf and Scott Wolf Ron Wolfson/WireImage for TV Guide Magazine
“I’ve tried to do this for three days and now I have to leave,” she added. The woman said her ex “does not call me back.”
The dispatcher told the woman she would send an officer to the home.
That same day, Kelley, 48, appeared on Instagram Live to document her attempting to enter the home she shares with Scott. She said, “I’m currently about to meet up with a deputy of Summit County who’s going to escort me into my home.”
While livestreaming, Kelley attempted to remove a window screen from the home and make it into the home.
Kelley tells Us, “As a mother and woman, I stand up for children. Mine are amazing and worth any and all suffering I may endure. It goes without question, that I would never hurt my children or anyone. If that is in question… I am available to speak and defend myself against horrendous and disturbing allegation[s], mental hospitals, public shaming . I have endured the unthinkable and still … I am a mother, a fighter, grateful and hopeful that I can stay strong for my children.”
She added, “To anyone who has participated in a public shaming of myself or my children… I would like to say… I am Kelley and my cousin Karma is a bitch. We are tough and strong and we never back down … especially when it comes to our children. I ask for grace and kindness … and mostly … I ask that anyone who wants to challenge my ethics, be put on notice. I am first a mother and then… call me any name in the book.. trust me, this is not my first reality show.”
The incident report taken by Utah sheriffs over their investigation at Scott and Kelley Wolf’s home detailed the alleged assault that took place, Us Weekly can exclusively report. Us obtained the official report written by officers from the Summit County Sheriff’s Office over the 911 call they received on June 13 from the residence. One […]
As Us first reported, Scott, 57, previously had a temporary restraining order against Kelley requiring her to stay away from him and their kids. The court also granted him temporary sole custody of their three children: Jackson, 16; Miller, 12, and Lucy, 11.
A third call to 911 occurred on July 26. An unidentified woman said she was in a parking lot, which is near Scott and Kelley’s home. She explained she was in the middle of a divorce and her ex had taken a restraining order against her and had her placed in a mental hospital.
The woman claimed her ex had told her she could come over to see the kids. She said she was told a guardian would be there. The caller said that when she arrived at the home, there was no guardian, and her ex did not let her in the home.
“I asked for money. I have no money. I asked for some items. I requested to see my daughter,” the woman said.
As Us previously reported, Scott announced his split from Kelley after 21 years of marriage on June 11. He filed for divorce on June 10 and the proceedings are currently ongoing.
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