About the incident, G. Volkavičius told on the social network “Instagram”. According to him, disagreements arose shortly after he returned from Belarus.
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“I will tell you what happened. I returned from Belarus, I was terribly tired, two days without sleep. I asked Michelle to give me a 10-minute massage. She refused, threw the remote control on the floor. I got angry because I thought our lamp would stop working. She started shouting, I did not shout, but someone passing by called the police,” the man said.
According to G. Volkavičius, although both he and his wife told the officers that it was just a domestic conflict and they had no complaints against each other, they still had to answer the officers’ questions.
“For the first time in my life, we had some kind of order, we had to answer questions. We both said it was a trifle, a domestic conflict, but still everything had to be explained,” he said.
The businessman said that after the interrogation, the officers informed that it would be decided whether a domestic violence protection order would be applied to Gytis.
“We answered the questions and now they will say whether I will be allowed to go home or not. If certain circumstances are determined based on the answers, I may not be allowed to return home for 15 days,” G. Volkavičius said.
He also said that Michelle was surprised by such a reaction from the officers.
“Michelle said she was surprised that everyone here is so sensitive and the police are called immediately. In the Philippines, such louder arguments are not uncommon,” the man said.
G. Volkavičius added that he thinks this situation will be a lesson for his wife: “I told Michelle that this will be a lesson – you cannot shout like that in a public place.”
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Soon it became clear that no domestic violence order was issued against Gytis.
“In our family – domestic violence. The police arrived. After examining the body and finding no signs of violence and receiving ‘correct’ answers to the questions asked, a domestic violence protection order was not issued. I am attaching a photo and the decision received from the police. This time the situation is real and very unpleasant. I have complaints,” he wrote.
To the news portal Žmonės.lt, Gytis said that stormy arguments in their family are not new.
“My wife’s nature is hot, and I have said this publicly more than once. When Michelle came to live with me, plates even broke at home. Recently, such things have not happened, but conflicts, quarrels, and raised voices are a usual thing in our family. Such situations definitely happen,” Gytis said.
The man also did not hide his indignation at one of the police officer’s questions.
“The policeman immediately asked me: ‘How many orders do you have?’ I was very offended by such a question – why do I even need to be asked that? First of all, I do not have a single order. The police have fined me only a few times in my life – for things like not wearing a seatbelt,” he told Žmonės.lt.
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