EXCLUSIVE: The illegal immigrant who led the hunger strike inside ICE's Delaney Hall Detention Center only landed in federal custody after being arrested for brutally beating his wife, who for months has promoted a sob story alleging he was kidnapped while shopping for diapers, according to new arrest records obtained by @realDailyWire. Peruvian illegal immigrant Martin Soto and his wife, Gabriela, rallied for his eventual release from ICE custody last week by a Biden-appointed judge and raised over $73,000 on the claim that ICE "abducted" him while he was out buying diapers for their infant son on February 1. Media outlets and Democratic politicians like @SenBooker and @RepMenendez largely promoted the sob story and celebrated his release from ICE detention earlier this month. The records we obtained paint a different picture. The documents, obtained through a public records request from the Kearny Police Department, state that Martin was arrested that day by officers in Kearny for "domestic abuse." The victim's name was redacted, except for one part where documents identify her as "Ms. Soto." An earlier report that did not identify the victim stated that Martin “purposely” caused “bodily injury” to the victim “specifically by using his hands, both opened and closed to strike” her “in her face, causing minor scratches and cuts to her face and neck.” Soto then allegedly “placed a hand over” her “mouth so she could not scream for help,” according to the earlier report. The latest report also identified the victim as the daughter of "Mr. Gabriel Osores." Osores is Gabriela's maiden name. It also stated that officers responded to a "domestic violence" call at the Sotos' address, where they arrested Martin, who allegedly committed the beating with children in the room. At one point, Martin "tried to push" Gabriela's father "off of him," the report stated. The victim's father "then told the defendant he must leave the house." Gabriela "then contacted the police," while Martin's next move, the details of which are redacted in the report, prompted the victim's father "to pull him away." The responding officers called EMS due to injuries to an unidentified individual and Martin, who was "bleeding from his nose, had a laceration on his lip, and several scratches on his abdomen." Martin refused medical care. The documents revealed that Martin was transferred to ICE custody directly from the Hudson County jail on February 2. ICE previously confirmed that federal immigration officers took Martin into custody that day after he was charged with assault, and said that Martin "participated in inciting unrest and causing property damage" while detained at Delaney Hall. In a July Instagram direct message conversation with us, Gabriela claimed she was “not aware” of the previous police report, but confirmed that it was her husband’s information that was listed. She denied the allegations of domestic abuse.