Disturbing video shows former NFL player Zac Stacy attacking his ex-girlfriend

After a shocking video surfaced depicting a vicious attack on his ex-girlfriend in front of their kid, a former NFL player went on the run on Thursday. WINK News would like to warn you that some of the scenes of domestic violence in the above video are difficult to watch and maybe distressing to some viewers.

The Shelter for Abused Women and Children's CEO. The footage, according to Linda Oberhaus, stole her breath away. According to her, the video may cause some people to have a distressing reaction. Domestic violence, according to Oberhaus, generally occurs behind closed doors, so most people are unaware of the extent to which it can grow.

Zac Stacy, a former NFL player, is seen in the 44-second video aggressively hitting his ex-girlfriend in her home near Orlando. He's on the run, and a warrant for his arrest has been issued.

This message has now reached his ex-girlfriend. "I simply want to express my gratitude to everyone who has remained to stand by my side during this ordeal. He has yet to be apprehended. I'm not sure why. His friends are keeping him hidden."

According to Oberhaus, such violence does occur, and we are often unaware of it. "You wouldn't believe the things we saw on that video... That's not something you'd often see out in public. "Normally, that happens behind closed doors."

However, there are several warning indicators to look out for, according to her.

“Jealousy, possessiveness, accusing your partner of, you know, infidelity, you know, tracking that person’s spending, monitoring where they’re going, all those kinds of things.”

This type of aggression, according to Oberhaus, does not occur spontaneously. "It gets worse over time." So there's a good likelihood she's been abused in the past. Her calm demeanor in the video is most likely due to her protective instinct. She is, after all, a mother. There's a new addition to the family. She's attempting to diffuse the situation."

Zac Stacy is believed to have fled the state, according to authorities in central Florida.