She recorded a violent argument with her husband, then fell 7 days to her death

A man from Illinois was arrested after his new wife's cell phone had a violent dispute between them before it fell seven days earlier.

Allissa Martin, 27, was found dead on the concrete ramp of a garage located near Busch Stadium, home of the St. Louis Cardinals, in downtown St. Louis early Sunday morning.

Her husband, Bradley Stephen Jenkins, 30, was arrested under a charge of assault, according to court records and a probable statement of cause.

The police found his mobile phone, still being recorded, on the seventh floor of the garage. On the video, we could hear her screaming at her husband to stop hitting his face, police said.

Jenkins and Martin had been married a few weeks before his death. According to the statement of probable cause, Jenkins told the police that they were married on May 22 in Las Vegas. They both worked for the Illinois Department of Corrections; Martin as a correctional officer and Jenkins as a lieutenant.

Police said the couple were at the stadium attending a game with colleagues when they started arguing.

Authorities were called to the parking near the stadium around 1:45 Sunday. When they arrived, they found Jenkins covered in blood and "riding" Martin's body, wrote a St. Louis police officer in the probable cause statement.

The officer said Jenkins "was restless and appeared to be intoxicated".

On Martin's video, "she ends up dropping the camera.After a while, you hear her screaming as she falls and you hear the breath of her body hit the ground," according to the release. .

Police said Martin had told "several lies," including that he was not on the roof of the garage with his wife, but the images taken on a cell phone prove the opposite. Jenkins also told the police that he had not hit Martin. "Still, the recording indicates that the argument is physical," the statement said.

An autopsy is underway and Jenkins could face another homicide charge. He was arrested by the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Service and detained on bail of $ 100,000.

A lawyer from Jenkins did not immediately return a request for comment from NBC News.

"We are deeply saddened by the loss of Correctional Officer Allissa Jenkins-Martin. We send our deepest sympathy to his family during this difficult time, "said a spokesman for the department.

The spokesperson did not comment on the current state of Jenkins' employment.