Former Florida Gator cornerback Wondy Pierre-Louis has finally turned himself in at the Alachua County jail early Tuesday morning and should be making a court appearance at 9 a.m., the Gainesville Sun reported.

Pierre-Louis was booked at 2:16 a.m. from a warrant that was charging him with kidnapping, domestic battery by strangulation, unarmed burglary, battery, and obstructing justice by tampering.

It all happened at his girlfriends apartment on Sunday at around 5:30 in the morning. Rumors went around online that said someone had a friend who was real close to Pierre-Louis and talked to him and said he didn’t do anything and that she was his ex-girlfriend and always tried doing something like this.

Gainesville police capt. Ed Book said that there was another person in the apartment with his girlfriend but they escaped. From reading the past couple of days, Pierre-Louis was accused of trapping his girlfriend in the bathroom and then choking her. He then slung her on the bed when she tried to escape the apartment and started to strangle her.

“He makes some threats and she tries to call 911, but he grabbed the phone,” Book said. “She was able to get away from him long enough to escape, run outside and call for help.”

Pierre-Louis had just finished his final year as a Gator this past season and was apart of the Sugar Bowl win against Cincinnati.

(Info/Quote gathered from gatorsports.com/Gainesville Sun.)