The OnlyFans model, who is currently awaiting trial in Miami Florida, was accused of murdering her boyfriend with a knife. She was taken into police custody eight months prior to the Las Vegas incident.
Police video just released shows officers responding at a Las Vegas hotel after Courtney Clenney called security to remove her belongings from her room. Clenney claims that Christian Obumseli, her boyfriend, had been involved in an alleged robbery. “a loud argument”The video footage clearly shows that Obumseli claims she had just thrown the glass at him. Clenney is now accused of murdering Obumseli, 27 years old.
“My boyfriend and I just got into, like, a loud argument,” Clenney, 26, tells police. “I decided to call because we were getting really loud. It wasn’t because I was scared or anything. He wouldn’t hurt me.”
Clenney, who is a model and has reportedly earned $3 million through her OnlyFans website asks Clenney if she ever threw a drink at Obumseli. She says yes.
The officer examines the condition of their room and it’s a wreck.
Clenney is taken into custody, as video footage shows.
“I don’t feel that I should be getting arrested at all right now,”She said. “Is this, like, a … overnight ordeal?”
“Twelve-hour hold,”A police officer will respond.
“Twelve-hour hold!”She said. “OK, there’s a lot, a lot, that happened that I didn’t say.”
Clenney is led to a police vehicle, and she’s told she will get to see a judge.
Later, the case was dismissed.
Clenney was later arrested one year after she allegedly stabbed her boyfriend to death in an altercation at their Miami high-rise apartment. She claimed that she acted as self-defense. Sabrina Puglisi her attorney said to Inside Edition about the Las Vegas video. “To me, this is just another example of Courtney protecting her abuser. She clearly says, ‘But I didn’t tell you everything because I was trying to protect him.’”
Clenney stated that the physical toll of three months in jail for murder charges was only three months at a recent bail hearing. “I love you”To her parents.
She pleaded not guilty for second-degree murder.