The Oakland Police Department says the Orange County Sheriff's Office tries to capture the former NFL player because he was out of Oakland authorities' jurisdiction, but he has fled the state.
- Nov 19, 2021
AceShowbiz - Zac Stacy is hiding somewhere following a domestic violence incident involving his ex-girlfriend. It's reported that the former NFL player is on the run after his baby mama shared videos of him brutally attacking her during an altercation.
The woman posted the horrifying footage on Instagram on Thursday, November 18. In the clip, the former football running back was seen slapping and hitting the woman's head before throwing her into a television set.
"Listen!" the woman said, trying to explain something before being interrupted by Zac. "You think they were doing... You think that was okay?" he asked, before stressing, "You thought that was okay?... And then you're gonna ruin relationships and talk about I'm destructive?"
The sound of the former couple's baby crying is audible. Before exiting the house, the athlete struck his baby mama once again until she hit a baby bouncer.
The Oakland Police Department said in a press statement that Zac had fled the scene once officers arrived on the scene within two minutes. Police said the Orange County Sheriff's Office tried to capture him because he was out of Oakland authorities' jurisdiction, but he had fled the state. His ex-girlfriend, on the other hand, claimed that "his friends are hiding him."
The woman urged anyone with information regarding Zac's whereabouts to come forward to law enforcement. "If you see him -- he drives a white Kia Optima, a 2020 I believe or a 2021," the woman said in an Instagram Story. "Please, again, if you see him or you know of any location that he might be, please turn him in or call your local authorities."
According to police documents obtained by TMZ Sports, Zac is now facing two felonies, aggravated battery and criminal mischief. The first charge carries a sentence of up to 15 years and the latter carries a sentence of up to 5 years.
