Prosecutors play Huguely's videotaped statement CHARLOTTESVILLE - In his first interview with police after the death of his ex-girlfriend Yeardley Love, George Huguely V told officers the pair had a confrontation hours earlier in which he "shook her a little bit." Prosecutors on Friday began playing Huguely's videotaped statement to jurors at Huguely's murder trial. Huguely, 24, has pleaded not guilty to murder in Love's 2010 death. Love, bruised and with blood on her pillow, was found dead in her bed by a roommate sometime around 2 a.m. Hours later, just before 8 a.m., Charlottesville detective Lisa Reeves began questioning Huguely at the police station. In the video, Huguely tells Reeves he was a senior and a lacrosse player. He said he'd gone golfing the previous day, went home and later went to a local restaurant and bar. "Then I went over to talk to Yeardley," Huguely said. Huguely told the detective he wanted to talk to Love about an incident earlier that week. Love, he said, had come to his apartment and struck him, and his roommate's girlfriend had gotten her to leave. Prosecutors say Huguely kicked through Love's door that night, shook her until her head banged against the wall and left her bleeding. When he arrived, Huguely said, Love was "already like on the defensive edge" and that the two fought. He described her as his "former girlfriend." Huguely said on the video he "shook her a little bit, and she started freaking out." Prosecutors continued to play the video Friday morning, the third day of testimony in the trial.