Baltimore Ravens star Rashod Bateman allegedly shoved the mother of his child into a wall before attacking her car with a screwdriver, according to police reports.On Friday, it was revealed that the wide receiver had been arrested in Georgia after the alleged incident that occurred with his partner in the early hours of June 3. Now, a police report obtained by TMZ has revealed further details on the matter. It claims that the dispute between Bateman and girlfriend, Marissa Crumley, centered around her past – with the Ravens star allegedly calling her a ‘liar’ over the matter.Crumley told police that Bateman her pushed into a wall, leaving her with facial contusions, before she was later told to pack her belongings and leave the property. Crumley claims that she did leave the house but took their daughter with her, resulting in Bateman allegedly asking her to meet up so that he could say goodbye properly. Police say that Bateman arrived in a black SUV and allegedly attempted to puncture Crumley’s tire with a screwdriver, before using the tool to strike her car windows. Baltimore Ravens star Rashod Bateman allegedly shoved the mother of his child into a wall before attacking her car with a screwdriver, according to police reports It was revealed that the wide receiver had been arrested in Georgia after the alleged incidentAs previously reported, officials say that the shattered glass caused small facial lacerations and contusions, with officers observing glass fragments on Crumley’s face during their initial interview.The couple’s three-month-old infant was sitting in a car seat in the back row of the vehicle throughout the encounter.Speaking to TMZ, Bateman’s attorney Jordan Siev said: ‘It is unfortunate that a personal family situation has been taken completely out of context for sensational reasons. ‘We will let the court process play out and the facts will come out at that time.’ The Daily Mail has reached out to Siev for comment.Attorneys for Bateman confirmed that the wide receiver turned himself in to the Walton County Sheriff’s Office on the day of the incident.Weeks after his arrest, Bateman petitioned the court to lift an active no-contact order, claiming the victim had expressed a desire to communicate with him.A judge subsequently signed off on the request, permitting contact on the condition that Bateman complete a court-ordered class and refrain from any further violent behavior toward her.A spokesperson for the Baltimore Ravens confirmed to ESPN that the franchise was aware of the arrest and actively cooperating with league officials. Bateman was drafted by the Ravens in the first round, 27th overall, of the 2021 NFL Draft’We are aware of the situation involving Rashod and have been in direct communication with him,’ the team said in a statement.’We notified the league office and have been cooperating throughout the process. As this is a pending legal matter, we will not have further comment.’Bateman was drafted by the Ravens in the first round, 27th overall, of the 2021 NFL Draft out of the University of Minnesota.Across his career in Baltimore, the wide receiver has recorded 157 receptions for 2,147 yards and 15 touchdowns over 64 games.