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Faith Evans Domestic Violence Case Dismissed, Stevie J Won’t Testify

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The domestic violence charges against the RB singer have been dismissed, mostly because Stevie J wasn’t going to testify against her.

It was reportedly Stevie J who called the cops (okay, so he is kind of a snitch), but he supposedly only wanted her removed from the home, not arrested.

However, the cops had to take Faith in after they noticed scratches on reality TV star Stevie J’s arms.

Late last year, Stevie J was granted primary custody of his child with fellow reality star Joseline Hernandez.

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