Kelley Wolf was released on $5,000 bond, why Scott Wolf’s number leaked?

Kelley Wolf was released on $5,000 bond for two class B misdemeanors, Scott Wolf’s number leaked allegations

New drama unfolds

Kelley Wolf was released from Utah’s Summit County Jail on Wednesday evening, two days after she was arrested on two class B misdemeanors of doxxing and electronic harassment.

The news brings another major twist to the ongoing feud between her and estranged husband Scott Wolf.

Reason for arrest

On August 26, Scott Wolf called the police because Kelley had shared his personal phone number on Instagram.

In just ten minutes, Scott’s phone received 24 calls and multiple messages, disrupting his work and family contact.

The police report said Kelley had released Scott’s personal identifying information online, which falls under electronic disclosure of personal identifying information.

What did the police report say?

The officer said that when they arrived at Kelley’s home, they did not open the door and spoke through the open porch window.

Kelley did not answer questions but made counter-accusations.

She changed into a bathrobe for about an hour, then came to the porch and was arrested when she saw a court warrant.

Statement and social media

Before her arrest, Kelley wrote on Instagram Stories, “The police are at my house to arrest me.

I have no idea why.” She looked terrified, “I am not suicidal. I am no danger to anyone. I have done nothing. I am so scared.

So confused.” After this post, there was a storm of both support and criticism on social media.

Release conditions

Released on a $5,000 bond, Kelley has been given several strict instructions.

She is not to consume any alcohol or controlled substance without a prescription.

She is not allowed to post anything on social media until the court order.

She will also have to participate in inpatient or outpatient medical, behavioral, psychological or psychiatric treatment.

She has been barred from contacting any potential witness.

Divorce and custody situation

The same day, Scott also filed a temporary restraining order.

The couple’s 21-year marriage has turned into a contentious divorce.

In July, the court granted Scott temporary sole physical custody of the three children—Jackson (16), Miller (12) and Lucy (11)—while Kelley received the “liberal” right to supervised parenting time.

The newly stipulated agreement also stipulates that each child will also have access to a safe-harbor therapist.

The Road Ahead

Kelley Wolf’s legal journey will now move forward, but the case has left new questions for her family and the media.

The estranged couple’s custody battle and social media drama are still rapidly unfolding, and each new development will fill the pages of any listening television or newspaper.