I was taken into custody for Felony Domestic Violence after my ex girlfriend had her friend call the police to her house. She left the night before and stayed with her friend after she saw something on my phone that set her off. We were arguing and yelling at each other and she ended up leaving. The next morning, she texted me and told me that she needed to talk and then drove over. Once she got there, she was telling me that I pinned her against her wall and threw her on the bed with my hands on her neck. I told her that I didn’t do that and in the midst of our conversation we were arguing about other things that happened the night before, including her telling me that I was cheating on her because of a missed call on my phone. After 15 minutes of talking, there was a knock on the door and she ran down stairs and it was the police. I explained to them that we were arguing that morning and she had only been home for 15 minutes. They didn’t ask me anything else and I was standing inside with an office for about 15-20 minutes. Two more officers came inside after that and told me I was being arrested for domestic violence, when I asked why they said “because of something that happened last night.” I have no idea what she said to them and there was no one at the house last night except her and I. I am extremely confused and frustrated as I had to bail out and pay nearly 5,000 dollars to do so. My ex girlfriend didn’t have any visible marks on her and I had nothing on me, nor did they even ask me about anything that happened last night, I only commented on the fact that we were arguing here late and she went to stay at a friends house. I’ve already contacted a defense attorney and am hopeful that the case will be dropped due to a lack of evidence. Things in the relationship were rocky the past few weeks due to me being in contact with an ex girlfriend. There wasn’t nothing going on between us, just random conversations and I was not “cheating” on her as she puts it. She also has a history of lying throughout the relationship, from downplaying situations with other men, lying about relationships, lying about talking to other people, and even photoshopping Snapchat pages to change her list of best friends. I have never been arrested before and I have never been a violent person. The attorney I spoke to was surprised that there wasn’t a protective order placed against me stating that there can’t be any contact for a week, meaning that she possibly isn’t cooperating with the police. Not only a day after this happened, she is now in another state at a concert with her friends that we had plans to go to together. I’m extremely confused and shaken up by this situation and needed to vent.