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Jabbari also recounted that when I was with him, I became a different version of myself.
I was small, scared and vulnerable.
This is a man who believes hes above the law.
As Jabbari spoke, the side of Majorss face appeared to twitch.
Thetrialinvolved a March 25, 2023, incident with Majors and his then-girlfriend, Grace Jabbari.
Prosecutors said that Majors assaulted Jabbari after she confronted him about his alleged cheating.
Jabbari told jurors that she took the phone from Majors to see who had texted.
Majors then took his phone and got out of their chauffeured SUV, prosecutors said.
New York Police Department officers arrested Majors hours after he returned to their apartment.
Several months after Majorss arrest, he filed a cross-complaint against Jabbari.
Despite the fact that prosecutors said they wouldnt pursue charges against her, the NYPD arrested Jabbari in October.
The Manhattan DAs office tossed out the case against her immediately.
He had faced a maximum sentence of 364 days in jail.
Majors has maintained his innocence.
In asking for in-person domestic-violence programming, prosecutor Kelli Galaway pointed to Majorss apparently unrepentant response to the conviction.
Despite the jurys verdict, the defendant has still refused to accept any responsibility for his actions.
Majors hasfaced other abuse allegations,and he has denied them.
We believe a sentence of continued counseling is appropriate here.
What Grace Jabbari did over the past year was incredibly brave and important.
Grace demonstrated that justice can be served in cases like this.
Hopefully, her example will empower other survivors to break their silence and hold their abusers accountable.
This is a developing story and has been updated throughout with new information and quotes.
