Master Chronology
FOLLOW THE TIMELINE.
A chronology helps separate what happened, when it happened, what document supports it and what remains disputed.
Second arrest / disputed warrant-capias chronology; later filings raise force, warrant validity, record preservation and bodycam issues.
Requests for bodycam, reports and related records begin; later correspondence and denials become part of the public-record and preservation record.
Third arrest / alleged protection-order violation becomes another contested enforcement event.
Complaints, FBI contact, attempts to report matters internally, and repeated public-record/bodycam requests.
Court hearing and testimony later used in contradiction and credibility analyses.
Criminal filings, federal civil-rights activity, preservation issues, service attempts and related court proceedings.
Family/custody subpoenas, credibility motions, protection-order motion, and combined criminal suppression/evidence motion.
Ouster action dismissed on standing/subject-matter-jurisdiction grounds; order preserved as part of the record.
This public timeline is a navigation summary. Individual source documents control over summaries.