Quinton Aaron's Brother and Spiritual Wife File Police Reports Against Each Other

Last week it was reported that actor Quinton Aaron's 'spiritual wife' Margarita had been banned from his hospital room by his family [click here if you missed that].

Now Margarita and Aaron's brother have filed police reports on each other...

From Us

Quinton Aaron’s brother and “spiritual wife” have lodged allegations against each other in separate back-to-back police filings as The Blind Side actor recovers in the hospital from a spinal stroke, Us Weekly can exclusively report.

Jared Aaron filed a police report in Cobb County, Georgia, on January 31 against Quinton’s “wife,” Margarita, listing the crime as “suspicious activity.”

In the report obtained exclusively by Us, Jarred claimed he had been staying with the couple at a shared apartment “for about a week.” He informed the officer that his brother, Quinton, had been transported to the hospital on January 23 and was “in critical condition with a spinal injury.”

Jared told law enforcement their family was “concerned as Margaret had been making statements about wanting to hurt people.” (In response, Margaret told Us, “No. That is not true at all.”)

Jared noted to police that “he had never observed any domestic violence” while staying with Quinton and Margarita and said she “did not specifically threaten violence toward Quinton.”

Jarred also claimed in the police filing that “nobody was on scene” during Quinton’s alleged “fall” on January 23, leading to the actor being hospitalized and later on life support.

I was on scene. I called 911. And I was there when the ambulance people walked through the door. Margarita told Us. “And he has not seen any domestic violence because Quinton and I share a loving relationship.”

Us exclusively obtained the 911 call. In the audio, a female caller told the 911 operator that Quinton couldn’t move and was “shaking uncontrollably” as she requested help. There also isn’t any mention of an alleged “fall” in the audio.

In the report, Jarred told the officer that his family was unsure about her information. (On February 3, Quinton’s relatives publicly questioned the legitimacy of the pair’s marriage and accused Margarita of not being a registered nurse, as well as being married to someone other than Quinton.)

As for Margarita, she later filed a police report against Aaron, accusing him of theft by taking.

In the report obtained by Us dated February 3, she claimed Jarred had been “taking” her stuff, which allegedly totaled around $4,400 in clothing, makeup and a pair of headphones.

“She did not specify how many items were taken and gave a rough estimate on how much the items were,” the officer noted in their report, adding that Jarred “advised he did not take her stuff.”

Margaret told police that she allegedly paid for the apartment, which she claimed was an Airbnb, and Jarred was only supposed to be staying with them “until he found a job.” It’s worth noting that Quinton was identified as her “boyfriend” in the police report.

Despite trying to get him removed from the home, police informed Margaret and Jarred that they both “had rights to the apartment and nobody could be removed,” per the report, but law enforcement suggested a “separation.”