The top prosecutor in the City Of Chicago is in a world of trouble. Media Take Out learned that the Illinois State prosecutor for the City of Chicago Kim Foxx’ husband called the police on her – and claimed that the prosecutor was beating him inside their home.
And Kim allegedly beat her husband, after she caught him on Facebook making allegedly provocative posts. Social media posts suggest that Kim was upset with a comment that her husband made on another woman’s page. The post, according to Kim, was a little too “flirty” for her liking.
According to police department records, Kimberly’s husband Kelley, 48, who works as a public policy manager for Instacart in Chicago, was the one who called 9-1-1 and claimed wife Kim, 50, slapped him and had been abusing him.
But a careful reading of the police report suggests that the couple was having a disagreement, and Kim’s husband – may have reacted in an overly emotional way. It also appears that when he called the police, it may have been an attempt to harm her image.
Here’s an excerpt from the police report, exclusively obtained by Media Take Out, which explains the husband’s side of what happened:
A male subject, later identified as Kelley Foxx, dialed 9-1-1 to report a domestic with his wife. While en route to the address, dispatch informed us the domestic was physical and there were no injuries “yet.”
Sergeant Tencza and Officer Estrada were assigned to a detail about a block away and responded tc the call. . . . Kelley explained that Kimberly got mad about something that was posted on Facebook that he did.
Kimberly asked him to leave and he refused. Kimberly then [sic] became physical. He explained that Kimberly blocked him from leaving a bathroom Kimberly grabbed his collar and threw down his video game controller. He tried to turn on the TV and Kimberly snatched the controller out of his hand and threw the controller.
Kimberly was standing close enough to hear Kelley. While he was explaining what happened, I could hear Kimberly say “Pd1 that is true.” Kelley went on to explain that she [allegedly] slapped him I asked where he was slapped and he said, “left cheek,” as he raised his hand to motion to his left cheek. I used my flashlight to see his left cheek. I did not observe any indicators to support his claim of being struck.There was no redness or swelling visible on his face. I explained that I did not see any marks on him and he responded he just wants to be left alone. I asked Kelley if he felt safe in the house. Kelley stated he wanted to make sure someone understands what is happening here. I asked him to explain what is happening here meant and he said she is being physically aggressive. He added that he just wanted it to stop.
Here’s Kim Foxx side of events:
Sergeant Tencza spoke to Kimberly, who told him that she and her husband had an argument and she wanted him to leave.Sergeant Tencza walked over to the area where I was standing and spoke with Kelley. He repeated he just wants it to stop. “She can’t come in my personal space and put her hands on me.”
Officer Estrada went into the home to speak to their 19 year old daughter about what happened with the incident. [name redacted] stated she heard a disagreement but could not tell what was going on and did not see anything.
Kelley explained to me that he needed to go pickup his other daughter from her job at Culver’s.
Kelley left and I spoke with Kimberly. Kimberly explained that she did put her hands on Kelley but it was only to help guide him out of the house. She never slapped him. I asked Kimberly if she felt safe in the home and she said “I mean he’s not crazy.”
Both Kimberly and Kelley stated they have been together for over 20 years and things have never been physical. Kimberly expressed that she felt Kelley called the police only to hurt her. I did not see any evidence to support an arrest in this incident.
Neither Kimberly nor Kelley chose to leave the home for the evening. I provided Kimberly and Kelley with separate Domestic Violence Information sheets. This is the first time the Flossmoor Police have responded to a domestic call involving Kimberly and Kelley Fox.
Kimberly Foxx is one of the most well respected Black prosecutors in the United States. She has come under fire, however, from the right-wing because she decided to prosecute corrupt police officers in Chicago.
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