Police are actively investigating a domestic violence case involving Taylor Frankie Paul and Dakota Mortensen, with new video evidence provided by Mortensen as of mid-2024. This development comes on the heels of previous allegations and a protection order filed by Mortensen. The estranged couple, who have a child together, have active cases with allegations made by both parties.
Trigger Warning: This article contains references to domestic violence.The case of Taylor Frankie Paul and Dakota Mortensen has taken a new turn as police are currently investigating newly found evidence in the alleged domestic violence case.
Mortensen broke up with Taylor and allegedly physically assaulted him on several occasions.
Now, with allegations of a third domestic violence incident, Mortensen has submitted a new video for evidence.
Police are reviewing new footage provided by Dakota Mortensen
As PEOPLE reported, the West Jordan Police Department has confirmed that there is an ongoing and active domestic violence situation between Mortensen and Paul. They revealed that Mortensen contacted the department sometime last week, and the new video evidence he provided is believed to date back to mid-2024.None of the people involved in the case provided new statements regarding this issue. However, according to the report, “Dakota has a pattern of provoking Taylor, filming her when she starts to respond, and threatening to leak the videos to ruin her image. They are completely misguided because they make Taylor look like the problem by discounting everything Dakota did to cause the situation in the first place.”Paul is also currently on probation for another domestic violence case filed against her in 2023.
A few days ago, the Draper Police Department also announced there was an active domestic violence case involving the two stars, with allegations going both ways. On March 19, Mortensen filed a protective order against Paul, and a formal court date was set for April 7. The estranged couple share a two-year-old son, Ever.Disclaimer: If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, assault or abuse, please seek immediate help. Contact a mental health professional, NGO, or trusted person. Many helplines are available to provide assistance.The information contained in this report is based on a Legal hearing As reported by a third party source. The details provided represent claims made by the parties involved and are not proven facts. The case is still ongoing, and no final ruling has been reached. The publication does not claim that these allegations are true.
