Sherrone Moore barged into home before woman could lock door, approached her with knives, she says

The Michigan football staffer who was allegedly involved in a relationship with Sherrone Moore said that before she could secure the door, the fired coach barged in.

Local 4 has obtained the transcript of the swear-to in this case, which happened before Magistrate Odetalla in 14A-1 District Court on Friday, Dec. 12, 2025.

In the swear-to, Pittsfield Township Detective Jessica Welker detailed the allegations, which included what happened the moment Moore showed up at the woman’s home at around 4 p.m. on Dec. 10.

The woman’s attorney called 911 and reported that Moore was inside her client’s apartment.

“He’s here. Sherrone is here,” the woman told her attorney on the phone.

The attorney also told police that she could hear screaming when she was on the phone with the woman.

Moore barges into woman’s apartment with tears in his eyes

The woman told police that she and her attorney had left the university after filing a report.

She was planning to leave town after filing that report, so she went to her apartment to get her belongings.

When she was carrying her items down the stairs, the woman heard footsteps outside, according to the document.

She told police she ran to secure the door, but “before she could, Mr. Moore swung the door open and barged into her apartment with tears in his eyes.”

When he entered the apartment, the woman was about five feet from the door.

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‘You ruined my life’: Moore grabs knives, threatens to kill himself

She told police that she started to back up, and the former head coach walked toward her.

“Moore grabbed two knives out of her drawer and pointed them at her, saying, ‘You ruined my life. You ruined my life,’” according to the swear-to.

She told him to leave as he “continued toward her with the knives, backing her toward the living room.”

Once the woman got her attorney onto the phone, Moore allegedly backed up and turned the knives at himself, “pointing them at his neck, saying he was going to kill himself and that she was going to watch.”

Moore didn’t have keys to home or permission to be there, woman says

At this point, the woman told police that Moore was near the front door of her apartment.

Moore then left the apartment, leaving the two butter knives he had taken from her drawer on the counter, and the woman locked her door.

She told police that Moore didn’t live at her apartment or have keys to it, and didn’t have permission to be there.

To read more about what the woman’s attorney said she heard while on the phone with the woman, and other details revealed in the swear-to, visit here.

Moore was arrested and charged with third-degree home invasion, stalking and breaking and entering. He was released on a $25,000 bond on Friday, Dec. 12, 2025.