Former NBA player and Duke basketball star Kyle Singler was arrested on charges of assault in Oklahoma Tuesday after his girlfriend accused him of becoming physical with her in front of their young child.

Singler, 37, was booked into the Haskell County Jail on one misdemeanor count of assault and battery in the presence of a child.

According to reports, someone called 911 after seeing Singler chasing a woman outside a home in Whitefield. The former Oklahoma City Thunder player was accused of grabbing his girlfriend by the head and shoving her to the ground.

Deputy Mitch Dobbs said in an arrest affidavit that he observed finger outlines on the woman’s face and marks on her arms. The woman told Dobbs that Singler is the father of her young child and that the child was present during the incident.

Authorities said the former Duke standout, who won a national championship with the Blue Devils in 2010 and was named MVP of the tournament, was not cooperative and appeared to be under the influence of narcotics.

He was released on $6,000 bond, and his former agent told The Associated Press he no longer represents Singler.

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Singler’s legal troubles come nearly a year after he posted concerning messages on social media in which he stated that he feared for his life.

“I have been mistreated and abused, neglected, made into a mental example,” Singler, who was shirtless, said in an Instagram video at the time. “And I fear for my life every day. And people in my community make me look out as if I’m going to be someone that’s going to be a problem and make things difficult for people when I’m only trying to be helpful.”

Several NBA players responded to the video with concern.

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Singler was a second-round pick out of Duke in 2011 by the Detroit Pistons, with which he spent his first couple of seasons before being traded to the Oklahoma City Thunder during the 2014-15 campaign.

Singler spent the next three full seasons there and hasn’t played in an NBA game since the 2017-18 season.

The Associated Press contributed to this report. 

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