Bryce Hall tried to get a restraining order against ex Mika Lafuente after their alleged fight

Bryce Hall went to court seeking a restraining order against his former girlfriend Mika Lafuente within days of the alleged fight that ended with his domestic violence arrest.

The petition

Court records show the influencer filed on August 6 and accused Lafuente of stalking or harassment. The court rejected it on August 11.

Hall filed 10 days after Lafuente called police on July 27. She claimed he got physical with her at his Las Vegas home while the couple was breaking up.

The alleged fight

According to court documents the dispute started over who would keep a Roomba. Lafuente had gone to the house to collect belongings she had left there.

Lafuente says she secretly recorded the encounter on a phone tucked into her pocket. Police say the audio has her telling Hall to slap her. He can be heard saying he would not slap her but would make her leave his home.

The documents say Lafuente, who dated Hall for just over two years, can be heard saying "Let me go." She told officers he hoisted her over his shoulder and carried her outside before throwing her onto rocks. Photos of her alleged injuries are part of the records.

The charges

Hall is charged with domestic violence coercion involving physical force or the immediate threat of it, as well as domestic violence battery.

A representative for Hall says he removed all of her things and politely asked her to leave. The rep claims Lafuente then tried to start a physical fight.