Seahawks corner Brandon Browner has been named in a police report in California after an assault allegation was made against him, according to TMZ.
The Pomona, California Police Department confirmed to TMZ that officers were called to a residence on Tuesday night in response to an incident during which the former Patriots corner allegedly assaulted the father of his child's mother.
TMZ reported that Browner left the scene in a Bentley before police arrived. Police told the outlet that the situation is currently under investigation.
Browner re-signed with the Seahawks after two years away from Seattle, where he helped make up the original Legion of Boom secondary between 2011-13. In 2014, Browner helped the Patriots win Super Bowl XLIX as one of its top corners and by playing a crucial role during Malcolm Butler's game-winning interception. Browner was released by the Saints after a down season in New Orleans in 2015.