Ravens' D.J. Fluker Fears for Daughter's Safety After Kimberly Davis' Arrest

Kimberly Davis, the mother of Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman D.J. Fluker's child, was arrested on a misdemeanor kidnapping charge Sept. 22 after allegedly refusing to relinquish custody of their daughter back to Fluker. 

Baltimore County Police allege Davis threatened to take the child out of Maryland rather than return her to Fluker after a supervised visit. Fluker told police he fears for the safety of himself and his daughter.

Davis was previously arrested in July after video showed her hitting Fluker several times during an argument. Fluker told police then that Davis had physically abused him before.

According to the Sept. 22 arrest record, Fluker allowed Davis to have a supervised visit with his sister present over the weekend of Sept. 19 because he was playing on the road at Houston. Davis allegedly kicked Fluker's sister out of her home and refused to return their daughter to Fluker's custody when he returned, breaking terms of the supervised visit agreement.

Fluker said Davis has refused to comply with orders from her July arrest, which included drug screenings, mental health counseling and an anger management program.