Female agent and her pregnant love rival beat up the man they were both dating at a busy sports bar after finding out he had double timing
- Dumped lovers Anna Elicia Perez, an officer with Miami-Dade, 34, and Mila Zuloaoga, 35, who is seven months pregnant, were charged with battery
- Both women confronted their cheating beau on May 26 at Miller’s Ale House
- The victim, whose identity was not known, sustained some bruises after the assault
A Florida police officer and a pregnant woman have been charged with assaulting their two-time boyfriend after discovering he was cheating on both of them.
Rejected lovers Anna Elicia Perez, an officer with Miami-Dade, 34, and Mila Zuloaoga, 35, who is seven months pregnant, went to Miller’s Ale House in Palmetto Bay sometime after midnight on May 26 to confront the man about his unfaithful actions .
The verbal dispute then turned into a “public smackdown.” The women hit the victim “several times with their hands in the face and upper body,” according to a police report. Fox news reported.
The victim, whose name has not been released, “suffered from facial redness and a small bruise on the lower lip,” the police report said.
Both women were taken into custody on Friday and charged with one battery charge related to the alleged attack, the news outlet reported.
Anna Elicia Perez, 34, a Miami-Dade police officer, was involved in the messy love triangle
Mila Zuloaga, 35, who is seven months pregnant, reportedly lived with her boyfriend. It is not clear how long the two have been in a relationship
Miller’s Ale House is the restaurant where both women confronted their boyfriend on May 26
It’s unclear how each woman met or how long the love triangle had lasted, but Zuloaga was reportedly living with the man at the time.
Perez reportedly roughed up her cheating beau and told her fellow Miami-Dade cops that she pushed and punched him multiple times, CBS news reported.
Zuloaga was taken to the MDPDsspecial victim bureau and Perez was transported to the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center.
It is unclear what position Perez has in the police force and how long she has been with the police force.
After the attack, Perez was relieved of her duty with payment pending until prosecutors review the case, a report said.
Miami-Dade Police Director Freddy Ramirez said Monday he was “disappointed by this officer’s actions.”
“We are held to a higher standard of conduct on and off duty. While this officer was off duty, her behavior was unacceptable and goes against our department’s core values,” Ramirez said in a statement.
‘We will work closely with the Public Prosecution Service and ensure a thorough and transparent investigation.’
When DailyMail.com contacted the Miami-Dade Police Department, they did not respond to our request for comment.
Meanwhile, some people commented on the altercation and gave their take on the messy love triangle.
“Dude buried himself in his own grave by pulling such a stunt. It’s hard to feel sorry for him,” one person wrote The New York Post.
Another wrote: ‘Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. A 7-month-old pregnant woman should not get involved in fights.”