Sarah Palin Called Police on Son Track After Attacking His Father, Police Report

New information has been released after the arrest of Sarah Palin‘s eldest son Track.

According to the Anchorage Daily News, the 28-year-old son of the former Alaska Governor broke into his parents house on Saturday night (December 16) and assaulted his father Todd.

Sarah was the one that called the police around 8:30pm to report that Track was “freaking out and was on some type of medication,” according to a sworn affidavit filed in court by Wasilla officer Adam LaPointe.

The affidavit filed that night also reports that Track came to his parents house to confront Todd over a disagreement over a truck, but Todd told him not to come because he knew his son was drinking and taking pain medications.

Todd then reportedly met his son outside while carrying a pistol to “protect his family” causing Track to break through a window and tackling to his father to the ground and repeatedly began hitting him in the head.

Todd was able to escape while bleeding from his head and ears, and he and Sarah left the house with Track inside.

When the police arrived, Todd and a “visibly upset” Sarah left in two separate cars while the police tried to get Track out of the house.

Track was the handcuffed and arrested on felony burglary, misdemeanor reckless assault and misdemeanor criminal mischief for causing up to $500 in property damage.

Sarah and her family have not commented on the arrest yet.