Scott, with a history of domestic violence convictions, was threatening the victim via email despite a protection order, and has a record of multiple warrants and convictions for various offenses. The woman had no warrants, but the inquiry showed Scott had a felony warrant for Domestic Violence Assault in King County. He has a $200,000 felony warrant for his arrest for first-degree domestic violence burglary, fourth-degree felony domestic violence assault and fourth-degree assault. The victim told Scott to leave, but he pushed her, which prompted the victim to call 911. The woman had no idea that Scott had a long history of domestic violence until she was contacted by a DOC officer.