'He just wouldn’t stop': Ex-girlfriend of former fire chief speaks after his stalking conviction

A former Avant Volunteer Fire Chief is headed to prison for stalking and harassing his ex-girlfriend, and now she’s speaking out.

Kyle Swift pled guilty to violating state computer law, staging a sham legal process, and repeatedly breaking a protective order. He was sentenced to five years in prison and ten years of probation.

News On 6’s MaKayla Glenn sat down with Nicole Adams, who says she’s still processing what happened and still doesn’t feel safe.

Q: Nicole, when did you realize something was wrong in the relationship?

"So, I noticed his behavior began to change. I had asked him to please, you know, seek some therapy. I don't think that he ever really did that. He never really told the truth. So he told a lot of lies, and a lot of, did a lot of manipulating. He just kept, you kno