Jovan Belcher spent the night before murder-suicide with Brittni Glass

Jovan Belcher is reported to have had drinks and dinner with another woman before he went home, killed his girlfriend Kasandra Perkins after a blazing row, and then ended his own life.

The Kansas City Chiefs linebacker took the woman, Brittni Glass, to her home, but spent the next few hours asleep in his Bentley outside, according to The New York Post‘s sources.

At around 2:30 a.m police officers woke him up and Jovan Belcher went inside Brittni Glass’ building, leaving about four hours later.

The New York Daily News reported that two of her neighbors let the intoxicated Jovan Belcher sleep in their apartment and woke him for a team meeting Saturday morning, as he asked them to.

He then returned home to argue with Kasandra Perkins, 22, before shooting her and himself.

“I was with him that night, that’s it,” Brittni Glass told The New York Post yesterday.

Brittni Glass said she told police they had been together that night but were not in a relationship and would not say where he slept.

It has also emerged that during college, Belcher was cited after a University of Maine police officer responded to a call at a hall on campus and found him with cuts on his hand and arm, according to a 2006 police report obtained by USA Today.

The officer was told the star was hurt after punching a window because he was upset over a girl.

There was also a report about a complaint of disorderly conduct at a dorm after someone called police after hearing Jovan Belcher and a girlfriend row outside his room.

Cops confirmed that several people came forward to tell them about Jovan Belcher’s visit. One neighbor said his car was outside and he went up to see Brittni Glass.

“His Bentley was parked outside,” a neighbor said.

“He went upstairs. He was drunk. He went up to see the girl.”

Initial reports said Jovan Belcher flew into a rage after Kasandra Perkins returned late from a Trey Songz concert at about 1 a.m.

But according to Brittni Glass and her neighbors, Jovan Belcher wasn’t even home then.

Yesterday, Kasandra Perkins’ family released a statement.

It said: “Our wish is for Kasi to be remembered for the love she shared with us all. Kasi will be truly missed.”

Police yesterday released the chilling audio between first responders investigating the murder-suicide committed by Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher.

The audio details how law enforcement reacted when they were informed that one of their city’s NFL players may be involved in a horrific crime.

“I believe our suspect is a Chiefs player,” says one unidentified first responder.

“So whoever goes over there (should go) as soon as possible.”

Arriving to find victim Kasandra Perkins, one man describes the scene.

“Early 20s female,” it continues.

“She’s been shot about three or four times. One to the chest, one to the neck, one to the abdomen. All went through.”

While Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher may have been struggling with booze, pills and head injuries, it was his controlling ways and stress at home that caused him to snap and kill his girlfriend before turning the gun on himself.

According to friends and family of Kasandra Perkins, the environment at home had grown tense and explosive since the birth of their baby girl three months ago.

“It wasn’t a healthy thing that was going on,” Angela Perkins, 32, of Round Rock, Texas, said of the relationship between Jovan Belcher and her cousin.

Kasandra Perkins had gone out Friday night with girlfriends to the concert “to take a break”, Kasandra Perkins’ friend Lynell Diggs told Newsday.

“[Jovan Belcher] didn’t want her going out with the baby at home,” said Lynell Diggs, who was at the concert with a group of friends.

Cousin Angela Perkins told the newspaper the stress of having a baby just before the season and Jovan Belcher’s time away at practice and on the road “really put a strain” on the relationship.

“There was just a lot going on. She was stressed. He was stressed,” Angela Perkins said. ‘It just started to go bad, but they had the child, and they were trying to make it work.’

Newsday also reported that it wasn’t booze, pills or head injuries that contributed to the murder-suicide.

Jovan Belcher’s cousin Eric Oakes said Belcher didn’t experience any recent head trauma and wasn’t on any medication.

Chiefs owner Clark Hunt backed up that claim on Sunday, saying that Jovan Belcher had no unusual physical issues before Saturday, including concussions.

Earlier, however, Jovan Belcher’s friends said his mental state may have been deteriorated due to a history of head injuries, pain killers, and alcohol abuse.

Jovan Belcher would also have taken part in the White Ribbon campaign – those taking part vow to “never to commit, condone nor remain silent about violence against women”.