Artem Chigvintsev’s 911 call details show he had a violent argument with wife Nikki Garcia, while son Mateo was also present

Audio of Artem Chigvintsev’s 911 call for a domestic violence incident from earlier this week has been released, and it confirms that his wife, Nikki “Bella” Garcia, was present at the time of the alleged crime.

“In the beginning it came like this [reporting party] Requested therapy but now he is saying he had a fight with his wife and his wife threw shoes at him [reporting party]the dispatcher says in a clip obtained by TMZ on Friday.

Officers were then told there was a child at the scene, possibly the couple’s 4-year-old son, Mateo — though his name was not mentioned on the call.

The dispatcher was then asked if there were any injuries, to which she replied that there were injuries and that a medical team was “on the way.”

A spokesperson for the Napa County Sheriff’s Office, whose police force responded to the call, told Page Six on Friday that officers arrested Chigvintsev on Thursday morning after investigating and finding “obvious injuries” on either the alleged victim or “a credible eyewitness.”

Garcia, 40, has not been confirmed as the alleged victim — despite being named by the dispatcher — and has yet to release a public statement on the matter.

Public Information Officer Henry Wofford further told us that the alleged victim — whom he did not identify — “received no medical assistance” while in the presence of officers.

However, he added, “I cannot say the victim did not do it.” need Any kind of medical help — that is something the victim has to share,” then further clarified, “I wouldn’t say he said it wasn’t necessary [to receive medical help]This might be the order they wanted to go in.”

According to TMZ, Chigvintsev, 42, was so panicked by the unidentified victim’s injuries that he reportedly called 911 himself to get medical help, but then immediately tried to cancel the call.

Although paramedics and firefighters reportedly returned to their stations, we’re told police officers arrived on the scene after receiving a report of domestic violence shortly before 10 a.m. local time.

The dispatcher on the 911 call, obtained by TMZ, said that in addition to the verbal altercation, there was an “active” attempt to disturb the peace taking place in the background.

“The one responsible for this would be Nicole Garcia, who was born in 1983. There’s an effort to separate the two sides,” he said in the audio clip.

Following the investigation, Page Six was told that authorities found enough evidence to arrest Chigvintsev on a felony domestic violence charge, and he was transported to the Napa County Jail.

The former “Dancing With the Stars” cast member — who we confirmed will not be returning to the show for Season 33 — was released Thursday at 2:15 p.m. local time after he posted $25,000 bail.

The hearing on the matter is pending but the date has not been announced yet.

Representatives for Chigvintsev and Garcia did not respond to Page Six’s repeated requests for comment.

If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues raised in this story, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or text START to 88788.