Police Respond to Woman-On-Man Domestic Violence, Man Asked to Leave His Home – Is It Fair?

Last night I was over at a bro's house listening to music and talking all the important things in life when we saw a bunch of police cars pull up to the house across the street to investigate a domestic disturbance. Neither of us expected what happened next.

As my bro and I walked outside, we saw bunch of police officers talking to a couple. After 20 minutes or so, the bro saw us standing outside and came over because he knew my bro. He told us that he and his girlfriend were having a argument and she hit him. Instead of hitting her or walking away, he called the cops.

When the police arrived, he told them what had happened. The police went to the girlfriend who said that they had an argument and she hit him, but he did not in any way put his hands on her.

As this dude was standing there telling us the story, we noticed he had a duffel bag full of clothes. He was advised by the police to leave the house.

It should also be known that this couple did not have any children in the house; it was just the two of them living in the house.

There is nothing more to this story. The guy drove off and the girlfriend went inside. There are many guys out there that have been raised to never put their hands on a woman no matter what. And if a man does, then they are looked at (rightfully so) as absolute scum.

But what happens when that scenario is switched and it's the woman who is abusing a man. This guy did the right thing by stepping away and not losing his temper. But did he have to be the one to leave his house?

Take the poll below and let us know what you think.