One day before the U.S. women's national soccer team makes its 2015 Women's World Cup debut, the team's star goalie, Hope Solo, is once agin in the headlines. And it's not for the two-time gold medalist's actions on the field. New details surrounding Solo's 2014 arrest for domestic violence have surfaced, thanks to a new report based on police records, court documents and statements from her sister, Teresa Obert. According to arrest records obtained by ESPN, while in custody, Solo, who was intoxicated, was uncooperative and confrontational. The report paints a vastly different picture of the events leading up to her arrest than those described by Solo, who has maintained that she was a victim, not an aggressor.
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