38-year-old Julius Skelton was charged with aggravated assault after he threatened to burn the house down and asked his girlfriend’s daughter if she was “willing to take a bullet” for her mother.
On October 24th, Montgomery County Sheriff’s Deputy Wendi Potter arrived at 1749 Elmwood Road in response to a domestic violence call. Jasmine Villers stated that on October 16th, her mother’s boyfriend, Julius Skelton, had “charged” at her chasing her as she hid and locked herself in the bathroom.
She reported that Skelton said he would light the house on fire with her inside. At one point she claimed Skelton “dangled” a gun on the counter and demanded his Social Security Card while saying, “It’s your time to die.” According to the report, he then loaded the gun and “pushed it back” asking Jasmine “are you willing to take a bullet for your mother?” He then laughed at her then said “I have more bullets.”
At that point, she said she ran out of the house and got in her car while being chased by Skelton who started hitting her car and saying he would “beat her ass” and “you got away this time.” She told officers has been hiding out since the incident occurred.
Julius Skelton was arrested and charged with aggravated assault. He was released on a $10,000 bond.
