Things aren’t getting any better for the Cleveland Browns. Following the arrest of rookie Quinshon Judkins on domestic violence charges, the police report weighs heavily on the running back. The allegations made by the alleged victim are serious.

The allegations against Quinshon Judkins continue to mount. On the contrary: now the police report has surfaced. After the Cleveland Browns star was arrested on Saturday, the alleged victim has spoken out about the allegations of domestic violence.

It states that Judkins “punched her in the mouth/chin area” and later “hit her several times on her left arm and thigh.”

The alleged victim explained that she did not want to go to the police at first so as not to jeopardize the running back’s career. However, after talking to her family, she changed her mind.

The police report states that on July 12, the victim had “still visible bruises on her chin area.” In addition, a photo taken on July 8 shows “bruises clearly visible.”

Judkins also faces punishment from the NFL

According to CBS News Miami, 21-year-old Judkins, who played for Ohio State and Mississippi during his college career, has since been released on $2,500 bail. He is no longer allowed to approach the victim and has been banned from possessing firearms.

Judkins was selected by the Cleveland Browns with the 36th pick in the recent draft. The youngster is one of 30 second-round picks who have not yet signed their contracts.

Regardless of the contract situation, the incident makes the rookie vulnerable to possible disciplinary action by the league under its Personal Conduct Policy. Although he has not yet signed a contract, he is already subject to the policy.