Hope Solo 911 Call: Husband Jerramy Stevens Used A Stun Gun? Physical Fight Captured And Released [Video/Full Transcript]

The famous 911 call involving athlete Hope Solo and husband Jerramy Stevens the night before their wedding have been released. The couple had allegedly been apart of an alcohol filled scuffle at their home on November 12, 2012. The fight involving several people has gotten out of hand and Hope's brother Marcus Solo called 911 for police assistance.

Seattle Press-Intelligencer, has published the partial transcript of the call:

Dispatcher: "What's going on today?"
Marcus: "There was a little fight inside the house and she got thrown to the ground and she might have dislocated her hip."
Dispatcher: "Any weapons involved in the fight?"
Marcus: "A stun gun, actually."
Dispatcher: "How many people are there?
Marcus: "There's a half-dozen, not more.... eight maybe?"
Dispatcher: "Was the fight physical fight besides the stun gun?"
Marcus: "There was definitely a physical altercation and an innocent bystander got hurt."
Dispatcher: "Who was the person who was the instigator?"
Marcus: "We won't go there, please get here."
Dispatcher: "All the parties that were fighting, are they separated?"
Marcus: "Yes, ma'am."
Dispatcher: "Are all of them still there?"
Marcus: "I don't know."
Dispatcher: Anybody using drugs or alcohol today?
Marcus: "Alcohol, definitely."
[Dispatcher asks where the victim is located. Marcus answers in living room-dining room area.]
Dispatcher: "What did this start over?"
Marcus: "I don't know."

Initially, both Hope and Marcus told the police that "two or three" men showed up uninvited to a party and scuffled with the men, but police say their description of the men were vague. While talking to the police, Solo was heard telling her brother to shut up more than once.

The Football player had been held for 72 hours for questioning, and during the hearing a judge granted Steven's release upon his attorney Todd Maybrown. According to Maybrown, "because there is no evidence he committed any crime at all, or that (Solo) had been assaulted," Maybrown said.

Despite the legal fiasco, the couple still married.