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Police arrested twin sisters after a scuffle at their home involving a baseball bat.

An Oklahoma City police was called to a home in the 3000 block of NW 27 to investigate a report a man had beaten two women with a bat. The incident occurred about 7:45 p.m. Wednesday. The four individuals who live at the home had differing accounts of the hourlong fight that had just taken place, according to a police incident report.

Tracy Murray and Stacy Helguera, 25-year-old sisters, live with Murray's fiance, Brooks Brady, 25, and a cousin, according to police.

Helguera first told an officer Brady had been drinking and struck her, her sister and the cousin with a baseball bat after she and Murray returned from Night Trips strip club, where they both work. She later changed her story and said she and Brady were verbally sparring before Brady punched her in the nose, and that her sister came to her rescue, at which time Brady turned his attention to Murray.

Murray told police her fiance and sister were drunk, and that Helguera was verbally antagonizing Brady all day. When Helguera slapped her fiance, he began to fight back violently and only stopped when Murray choked him from behind, Murray told police. At that time, Brady began to beat her, she told police.

Brady, who had red marks and scratches on this neck and throat, initially told police the women “jumped him.” He later said all of his injuries were from work.

None of those involved wanted to press charges, but three of the four were arrested.

Helguera was arrested on a complaint of domestic assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, Murray on domestic abuse by strangulation, and Brady on violation of the domestic abuse act, according to a police incident report.