Chiefs wide receiver Justyn Ross was accused by a woman of dragging her through a house in a domestic incident for which he received two misdemeanor charges.

The 23-year-old Ross was booked into the Johnson County Detention Center in Shawnee, Kan. after getting arrested on Monday afternoon.

Ross appeared in court Tuesday morning and was charged with one count of criminal damage to property totaling less than $1,000 and one count of domestic battery with no priors, according to the Kansas City Star.

The criminal complaint states that the alleged victim is a person who “is or has been in a dating relationship,” and suffered minor, unspecified injuries.

The alleged victim told police that Ross had been “dragging her through the house and has torn up the house,” according to a police dispatch cited by the Star.

Ross was also accused of damaging the victim’s iPhone, laptop, computer monitor, car key and a gold bracelet.

The dispatcher said that the alleged victim had called police from a neighbor’s house, because Ross had damaged her phone.

The alleged victim reportedly believed that Ross had a gun in the home, but that it was not present in the incident.

Ross’s attorney did not immediately respond to the outlet’s request for comment, and the Chiefs declined to comment on Monday.

Ross has three catches for 34 yards in seven games this season.

While Ross was not targeted in Sunday’s Chiefs win over the Chargers, head Coach Andy Reid indicated that the wideout remained in their plans.

“We’re trying to bring him along here,” head coach Andy Reid told reporters on Monday. “I know he didn’t have the catches, but he was in on quite a few plays. I just think the more of that, the better for him. He’s got a lot of talent, and we want to keep bringing him along.”

Ross signed with the Chiefs as an undrafted free agent out of Clemson last year, but missed the whole 2022 season with injuries.