Arrest

TMZ Sports has obtained photos of the injuries Quinshon Judkins' ex says she sustained at the hands of the Browns rookie ... and the pics do appear to show bruising, cuts and marks on the woman's body.

The images, according to police, were snapped on July 8 and July 12 ... after the woman accused Judkins of roughing her up during a ride home from a Florida airport late on July 7 and early on July 8.

The woman alleged the two had gotten into a dispute over the way Judkins did not defend her to his family following a trip to Hawaii. She claimed the verbal argument turned physical once they got in their rental car, alleging Judkins "punched her in the mouth/chin area with a closed fist."

TMZ Sports has obtained video from the moments after Raja Jackson was arrested on a felony charge of battery with serious bodily injury ... and in the footage, you can see Quinton "Rampage" Jackson's son was not pleased to be in 'cuffs.

We're told the arrest took place at around 9 AM on Thursday at an apartment complex in Huntington Beach, CA ... after officers executed an arrest warrant.

Raja can be seen in the clip being escorted away from a residence by two police officers. Wearing a jacket and pants, he seemed ticked, and at one point, he appeared to question why a bystander was recording the situation.

Quinton "Rampage" Jackson said his son was back home and "doing OK" hours after he was booked for felony battery on Thursday ... telling his buddies he's well aware of the fact Raja "f***ed up."

Rampage went live on Kick following the 25-year-old's arrest ... and at one point, he opened up on the aftermath of the Knokx Pro Wrestling scandal that left Syko Stu (aka Stuart Smith) hospitalized.

"I'm doing OK, I'm holding up well," Rampage said ... adding he understands the situation is no longer under his control.

Tommy Norman, the North Little Rock police officer who turned his beat into a viral brand and racked up over 1 million Instagram followers, is back home following his weekend arrest ... and his wife is breaking her silence as the couple weathers the fallout.

Norman, a 27-year veteran of the North Little Rock Police Department and a popular community figure, was released from jail after a judge set his bond at just $350 cash on Monday morning. He'd been taken into custody on Saturday, charged with third-degree domestic battery after what cops described as an alleged "domestic violence incident."

Now, his wife Rosalynd is speaking out in a statement, admitting the family has faced "both loving memories and difficult times," but insisted their love remains strong. "We are leaning on God for strength and guidance," she wrote, while asking for "grace, prayers, and privacy" as they move forward.

Charlie Kirk's memorial outside Turning Point USA in Phoenix was trampled on by a disrespectful protester ... and, cops say he will be booked on multiple charges.

Video of the incident from Sunday was posted to social media by Fox News reporter Matt Finn ... and, it begins with a man stepping on flowers and other tributes laid out for the recently killed conservative commentator.

Another guy in a blue shirt comes up and hurls this protester to the ground ... and a crowd gathers around him before he tries to walk off -- when he's surrounded by what looks like two security guards and a police officer.

Tommy Norman, the North Little Rock police officer who turned his beat into a viral brand and racked up over 1 million Instagram followers, has been arrested on domestic violence charges.

The department confirmed Sunday that Norman was booked on one count of domestic battery in the third degree after officers responded to a late-night call Saturday.

According to the arrest report, cops spoke with Norman's wife, who appeared visibly upset and told officers he struck her on the chest with the back of his hand during an argument. Officers saw what appeared to be a slight injury. Norman reportedly claimed he was only blocking her hand after she slapped at him.

8:02 AM PT -- Kelly Davis tells TMZ Sports ... she did strike Laura Watterson during a dispute at the chiropractor's office, though she claimed she was acting in self-defense.

Davis said she showed up to Watterson's work to speak with her about sleeping with Thomas Davis ... but at one point during their conversation, Watterson grabbed her arm and dug her nails into it.

"That's when I slapped her," Kelly said.

Kelly claimed she hit Watterson again after she had been escorted out of the office.

Kelly told us the entire ordeal did not stem from jealousy -- rather, she said she merely wanted to talk with Watterson after she had worked closely with Kelly, Thomas and their son over the years.

"I'm not jealous," she said. "I don't want that man [Thomas] back ever in my life."

Thomas Davis' estranged wife, Kelly Davis, was arrested earlier this week ... after she allegedly attacked a woman for hooking up with the former NFL superstar.

1:13 PM PT -- TMZ Sports has now obtained an unredacted copy of the incident report ... and it states it was Micheal Barrow's minor son who the former linebacker had been quarreling with.

According to the docs, Shelley wrapped herself around her and Barrow's child to try to calm him down ... and then was inadvertently struck.

The docs state Barrow's other, older son "witnessed his mom on the ground" and Barrow "punching his younger brother," so he raced in and wrestled with Barrow before the ex-New York Giant was ultimately arrested for his alleged behavior.

Former NFL linebacker Micheal Barrow -- a second-round pick in the 1993 draft -- was arrested on Tuesday after cops say he inadvertently hit his wife during a wild family dispute at an airport.

Jake Haro -- accused, along with his wife, of killing their infant child -- is lending a hand to cops searching mountains outside L.A. for the missing baby, but so far they're still coming up empty.

San Bernardino County Sheriff's deputies escorted Haro Sunday in an orange jumpsuit and shackles to a mountainous area of Moreno Valley in Riverside County, CA ... hoping to find 7-month-old Emmanuel.

Haro and the cops conducted their search for several hours in the afternoon -- and while it ended unsuccessfully ... there was a brief moment of hope, fueled by a false report.

Norman Reedus and Helena Christensen's son Mingus has been arrested ... TMZ has learned.

NYPD confirms to TMZ ... the 25-year-old model was arrested after police responded to an assault in progress in Manhattan Saturday morning.

Cops say the responding officers observed a 33-year-old female with minor injuries to her neck and leg ... with emergency medical services later transporting the woman to Bellevue Hospital.

We're told she is in stable condition.

BigXThaplug is in a Lone Star State of trouble after getting booked into Dallas County Jail Friday morning ... the very day he planned to celebrate dropping his new album!!!

Dallas PD tells TMZ Hip Hop ... officers observed a vehicle without a front license plate, so they pulled it over, and discovered the driver was 27-year-old Xavier Landum -- better known as BigX.

Things went south for the rapper when cops say they found a firearm and marijuana in the vehicle.

A Rhode Island prosecutor tried to school the police on the law ... but she got schooled herself and slapped with handcuffs for trespassing and creating a wild scene outside a restaurant with her friend, according to body cam footage.

Devon Hogan Flanagan -- a Special Assistant Attorney General -- even had the audacity to tell the arresting officer that he would "regret this" as he cuffed her and put her in the back of a patrol car.

The body cam footage, obtained by TMZ, shows Flanagan repeatedly telling the cop that she's an "AG" while being escorted in cuffs to the patrol car.

A Southwest Airlines pilot who cops say failed multiple field sobriety tests minutes before he was supposed to fly is denying doing so ... despite being arrested on the jet bridge.

David Allsop -- a 52-year-old pilot that's been flying with Southwest for 20 years -- tells TMZ in a statement through his attorney David Chaiken that the body cam video of his arrest shows the "obvious" -- that he committed no crime.

He also claims "experts" have reviewed the footage and determined officers implementing the field sobriety tests did so without following "proper procedures." He adds ... "These procedures are in place for a reason, to prevent mistakes like this one."