WOMAN ARRESTED AFTER FIGHTING EX OVER POKÉMON CARDS AND BONG
An Orlando woman was arrested after a dispute with her ex-boyfriend escalated from her messing with his Pokémon cards to a physical fight over a bong. Nadia Hussain, 23, was charged with domestic battery and witness tampering following her November 7, 2026, arrest.
The fight started when Hussain refused to leave her ex-boyfriend’s apartment. According to an Orlando Police Department affidavit reviewed by WFTV, the man told Hussain he would call security and started recording her on his phone.
Police say Hussain knocked the phone to the ground and hit him while demanding that he “delete the video!”, a detail reported by Dexerto. She then moved on to a more sensitive target: Pokémon cards sitting on the living room table.
Hussain told officers she grabbed the trading cards because she noticed it affected his behavior. Dexerto noted she admitted to deliberately annoying her ex-boyfriend, Jordan Bonilla, because she felt he was not showing her enough affection.
The tactic apparently worked well enough to get her escorted out. The man walked Hussain to her car, went back inside, and locked his door. But police say Hussain soon returned, asking for a bong she had left behind.
The ex-boyfriend told police she promised not to come inside, but when he cracked the door to hand over the bong, she forced her way in. Hussain acknowledged to investigators that she “barged” into the apartment.
A second physical fight broke out near the bathroom. When the man tried to call 911, police say Hussain repeatedly struck his phone to stop him. Dispatchers received a hang-up call from the number before neighbors eventually intervened and helped remove Hussain from the apartment.
Hussain was booked on charges of domestic battery and witness tampering to hinder communication with law enforcement, appearing on an Orange County felony domestic-violence court docket on November 8, 2026. The report noted that she does not face a theft charge for the cards.
