Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officers responded to a family-disturbance call at about 5:45 p.m. July 27. According to an arrest report, Mika Lafuente told officers she had gone to Hall’s home to collect belongings after the couple ended a relationship that lasted about two and a half years. She had retrieved most of her items but returned for a Roomba.

Lafuente told police Hall blocked her from taking the vacuum, saying it had to stay in the house. She said he then lifted her over his shoulder, carried her to the front door and threw her onto landscaping rocks, leaving scratches, the report says.

Lafuente had begun recording on her phone before the confrontation, according to the report. On the recording, Hall is heard saying he would force her out, then saying he would grab her but not hit her. The report says the recording captures Lafuente repeatedly yelling for him to let go and the sound of her hitting the ground.

A friend who accompanied Lafuente told police Hall cursed at her and called her names, according to the report.

A warrant for Hall’s arrest was issued Sept. 10. Two days later, officers responding to a report of a disruptive party at his home found the active warrants during a records check and arrested him. He has since been released, and his next court date is scheduled for December.

A judge on Oct. 13 ordered Hall not to contact Lafuente through Jan. 12. The charges are allegations; the case has not been resolved in court. Hall’s representatives had not provided a comment by the time the report was published.