Tulsa Police: Mother Holds Down Daughter While Boyfriend Assaults Her

A Tulsa woman and her boyfriend were arrested late Thursday night after police say they assaulted the woman's daughter. Bobbi Renae Ingraham and Clifford Wayne Tiger were both booked on complaints of domestic assault and battery.

According to an arrest report, Ingraham invited Tiger over to a residence in the 5000 block of East 12th Street. The daughter told police Tiger was not supposed to be at the house because of previous domestic violence. The 21-year-old daughter called her grandmother, and Bobbi Ingraham, 44, "became furious" that her daughter "told on" Clifford being there, the report states.

"Bobbi threw Tiffany to the ground and held her down while Clifford kicked her five or six times in the head," the arresting officer said in his report.

The couple kicked the girl out of the house, and the girl broke out several windows in the apartment.

When police arrived, they say the daughter was crying and had a large amount of blood on her hands, face, arms and clothes.

"She had several bumps on her head consistent with getting kicked repeatedly in the head," the report states.

Tiger, who was convicted of domestic assault and battery in 2000, is already facing several other charges of domestic assault and battery filed in September and October of 2012. He also has a history of drug possession and driving under the influence of alcohol convictions.

The daughter, Tiffany Ingraham, was arrested on outstanding traffic warrants.