TCU defensive end Devonte Fields is under investigation by police after his ex-girlfriend accused him of pointing a gun at her, threatening I should blast you! then punching her in the head at a Fort Worth home Sunday.
Fields had allegedly left the scene before officers arrival, according to a Fort Worth police report.
Devonte Fields has been listed as a suspect on a domestic disturbance in Fort Worth, confirmed Sgt. Raymond Bush, a police spokesman. He has not been arrested.
Fields, who only played three games last year because of injury, has been selected as the preseason defensive MVP of the Big 12. He is also on the watch list for the Bronko Nagurski Trophy, which is presented annually to the nation's top defensive player, and the Walter Camp Award, presented to the nation's best overall player.
Police had been called to a domestic disturbance about 3:30 a.m. Sunday in the 2700 block of Lubbock Avenue in Fort Worth.
There, 20-year-old Haley Brown told officers that Fields had apparently been standing outside the bedroom window listening to her talk to a mutual male friend. Brown told police Fields then punched out the window of their friends bedroom from the outside and began yelling at her.
Haley stated that she thought Devonte was holding a gun in one of his hands and stated that he pointed it at her, the report states.
I should blast you! he yelled at Haley, according to the report.
The report states Fields then came to the homes front door and was let inside by their mutual friends roommate.
Haley stated that Devonte continued to yell at her and punched her in the face one time with a closed fist, the report states
Officers observed Haleys right cheek to be swollen with a small cut her eye. She refused to be taken to the hospital for further evaluation and told officers she did not want to pursue charges against Fields.
Police, however, told her that a report and family violence packet must be completed.
Haley told police she had dated Fields, a former standout player at Arlington Martin High School, for two years but that the couple had broken up on June 1.
In January, Fields had reported to Fort Worth police that he was robbed and beaten in a struggle involving gunfire outside him residence in the
3200 block of South University Drive.
One of the robbers reportedly had a semiautomatic handgun, and officers later collected five spent .40-caliber shell casings from the front yard.
Fields however later told police that he did not want officers to look inside his residence and that he did not want to press charges, according to a police report.