According to MLive.com, former Michigan star Jourdan Lewis is facing a domestic violence charge for allegedly assaulting his 20-year-old girlfriend.

Ann Arbor Police confirmed to MLive.com that the former All-American cornerback and NFL draft hopeful was the subject of a complaint received at 1 a.m. Wednesday morning.

According to the report, Ann Arbor Police were called to Lewis’ residence at the 3000 block of Signature Boulevard. Lewis’ girlfriend told police that there was a physical altercation, though police were unable to confirm which party instigated the incident.

After an investigation, Lewis was charged with misdemeanor assault.

MLive reported that Lewis’ court date is unknown:

The Ann Arbor Police Department submitted a report to the Washtenaw County Prosecutor’s Office Wednesday morning. Charges were authorized by 4 p.m., according to records.

Lewis will be arraigned through the 15th District Court at an unknown time and date. Misdemeanor offenders usually get notice through the mail and come to “walk-in arraignments” at the court.

Lewis is projected as one of the top cornerbacks in the 2017 NFL draft after a memorable career at Michigan.

He earned All-America honors in his final two years in school and is Michigan’s all-time leader in pass breakups.

Lewis responded via Twitter after the report surfaced.