A Florida relationship dispute over a television reportedly escalated into a violent domestic incident involving Teariney Dixon and her boyfriend in Tallahassee. What began as a heated argument over belongings and accusations of infidelity is now at the center of an attempted murder case. Now, investigators are detailing a chaotic scene inside the apartment.
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Police Called After Heated Apartment Dispute
According to police records, officers responded on April 11 after Teariney Dizon’s boyfriend called authorities reporting that Dixon was damaging items inside his apartment during a dispute. When deputies arrived, they say they observed signs of a struggle throughout the residence, with the boyfriend telling them the argument had turned physical and that he ultimately left the home before later re-entering to regain access to his belongings.
Furthermore, as revealed in the affidavit, the boyfriend recorded the entire argument and alleged physical altercation on surveillance video inside his home and later showed it to officers. Police say the situation escalated after a verbal disagreement and Dixon’s refusal to leave, leading to a physical confrontation during which she allegedly punched him in the face before locking him out of his apartment.
Tension Over Items Leads To Physical Fight
The affidavit further states that the disagreement continued to escalate over personal property, including items both parties claimed ownership of, which led to a physical confrontation inside the apartment. Police allege Dixon made slashing motions toward her boyfriend with a knife, cutting his finger during the altercation. Authorities also claim that she grabbed him by the hair and attempted to cut his dreadlocks, before he removed her wig in response. Investigators added that the boyfriend was eventually able to disarm her and return the knife to the kitchen, bringing the confrontation to an end. Police also mentioned that “There was blood all over the apartment.“
Dixon Booked, Then Released As Case Continues
Furthermore, authorities say Dixon was later located at her residence. She was interviewed by police and provided a statement addressing the incident, acknowledging the dispute over belongings while disputing intent. Additionally, authorities arrested Dixon on an attempted murder charge and booked her into the Tallahassee Detention Center on April 11. She posted bond the following day, while court proceedings remain pending as the investigation continues.
