Bodycam: Disturbing Screams Lead Cops to Alleged Killer’s Home Before Girlfriend’s Murder

In a chilling incident captured on bodycam footage, Florida deputies can be seen confronting 32-year-old Paul Henry Digiacinto at his Pompano Beach home in September, following reports from concerned neighbors who reported hearing "disturbing screams" coming from the residence. The Broward County Sheriff's Office responded to the scene, unaware that this encounter would be a precursor to a far more tragic event that would unfold just a month later.

In October, Digiacinto allegedly took the life of his girlfriend, Kyla Arce, and attempted to murder his own father in his parents' Coral Springs home. The situation escalated into an hours-long standoff with the SWAT team, as authorities attempted to negotiate with Digiacinto and bring the incident to a peaceful resolution. Tragically, when the standoff finally ended, Kyla Arce was found dead, and Digiacinto was placed under arrest for his alleged crimes. The Law&Crime Network's Sierra Gillespie delves into the disturbing details of this case, analyzing the bodycam footage from the September confrontation and the subsequent events that led to the heartbreaking loss of Kyla Arce's life.

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[CapaciousMoodyOne]

"Nothing's going on".... Ends up dead 1 month later. Ladies, do not protect your significant other if he raises a hand to you even ONCE. NO MAN IS WORTH YOUR LIFE!

[goldenboy]

The people who reported this, you did all you could do and so did the police. So tragic. Justice.

[KeqingMain]

She tried to protect a maniac - maybe out of fear - and it ended up costing her life. This is a sad and unfortunate ending.

[iadorenewyork]

It was spooky when the neighbor says, “That guy — he scares me — every day”.

[meganszekeres]

Credit to her neighbors for trying to do the right thing. Most people these days turn a blind eye to things like this. Having been through domestic violence in a relationship it’s so clear to see what things are from the outside, but living through it is different, you truly can’t understand until you’ve been in it. Everyone did everything they could in this situation to prevent this, and I hope they find peace in that. There was nothing more they could have done.

[mrpsycho]

What an awful world we live in. I hope he gets life without the chance of parole..

[valerie]

She is definitely a victim. Only victims continually apologize when they haven't done anything wrong.

[Bettermustcome]

"I'm not pressing charges" before anyone even asked. That's all the officer needed to hear to know exactly what was going on

[mayjailerxx]

As tragically as this ended, I’m really impressed that the community and cope tried so earnestly to help her. Especially her neighbours, there’s many who would have heard her terror and ignored it. Poor girl

[vivio]

I worked in domestic violence, these officers did a incredible job trying to find out what was going on and keep her safe.

[fullarmorbeauty]

Her eyes are literally swollen from crying...

[mobxcag]

This is why sometimes it's a good thing to have nosey neighbors. If you have people care for you, appreciate it.

[MartyBugg]

Women: Hear me, no good man ever commits violence on a woman. Good men protect women, sometimes at risk of their lives. If a man physically harms you, even once, its not love and you didnt "deserve it". All the apologies in the world won't make an evil SOB a good man. Leave, you deserve better.

[easter_sunday]

This has to be haunting. I know the cops involved in that first call are still wondering if there was something they could have done to save that woman's life. Unfortunately, they can't save them all. Hopefully Kyla gets justice.

[blueskiesmom]

I am a mother of a daughter who was found dead on Christmas eve 2011. We don't get over things like this. I wish her family the best and I wish I could tell them it gets easier, but sadly it doesn't 😢😢

[mfnkeeks]

these neighbors are the type of neighbors i would want, so caring and concerned. props to them for coming together and calling the police

[marushka]

The way she was protecting him, I am so happy for the child they were trying for that that never happend.

[just-a-cupcake]

This is so eerie to watch, knowing the eventual outcome. She was probably terrified to stay and terrified to leave.

[franciscachesca]

These officers really did everything they could. That one officer even said "this is a life or death situation".
Unfortunately, love is blind and fear silences you.

[angelicagomez-ilkw]

The roommate needs to be investigated.