Scott and Kelley Wolf had a “family dispute” the day before Kelley was detained by Utah police.

According to the Summit County Sheriff’s Office report, officers responded to a 911 call from their home, marking the second call that day. The caller expressed feeling unsafe, citing abuse, with the “divorce battle” ongoing and a brother-in-law present who was supposed to assist with the children.

The caller’s identity remains confidential, but officers noted concerns about abuse. During the tense incident, the caller left the residence but reported that people were blocking access, preventing entry. The call lasted around 15 minutes, from 2:50 a.m. to 3:05 a.m., with distress evident as the caller was heard crying.

Law enforcement confirmed no drugs, alcohol, or weapons were involved. A prior welfare check occurred on May 31, with the caller expressing concerns that Scott Wolf needs help.

The caller indicated feeling unsafe in the home, and during the call, they mentioned being blocked from re-entering the residence.

During the call, which lasted from 2:50 a.m. to 3:05 a.m., the caller was observed crying and reported that others were blocking access, preventing police from entering the property.

Law enforcement explained Kelley was restrained for her safety, and on her Instagram Live, she recorded the police interaction, expressing distress and outrage.

She accused officers of shameful conduct, shouting, “This is shameful, gentlemen,” as she was handcuffed.

The police confirmed Kelley, age 48, was handcuffed “for their protection and ours.” She shared her account via Instagram Live, where she voiced frustration at the situation, calling it “shameful” and expressing her distress.

This legal episode comes soon after Kelley’s hospital stay, following her public split from Scott last week. The couple shares three children: Jackson, 16; Miller, 12; and Lucy, 11.

Scott Wolf’s representative has yet to comment on these events. Kelley announced her divorce on social media, describing it as a “long, quiet journey” rooted in hope and patience, primarily in the best interests of their children.