Los Angeles Dodgers star Trevor Bauer‘s biggest challenge may be off the baseball field given the detailed allegations of sexual assault that surfaced in a bombshell report Wednesday.
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The woman, who accused Bauer of assault on two separate occasions, filed a domestic violence restraining order against the star pitcher and it was executed on June 28. The 67-page documents, obtained by The Athletic, reportedly featured graphic images provided by the woman.
In those two incidents, Bauer allegedly punched the woman in the face, vagina, and buttocks. He was also accused of sticking his fingers down her throat and choking her until she lost consciousness.
Initially, the sexual encounters began consensually, The Athletic reported.
DODGERS’ TREVOR BAUER UNDER INVESTIGATION OVER ALLEGED ASSAULT OF WOMAN: REPORT
However, in the second encounter, the woman alleged she suffered multiple injuries, including two black eyes, a bloodied swollen lip, and bruising and scratching to one side of her face. The alleged victim was also left with “significant head and facial trauma” and a skull fracture.
The victim said while she was unconscious, Bauer allegedly penetrated her anally, which was something that she did not consent to prior to it happening.
“I agreed to have consensual sex; however, I did not agree or consent to what he did next,” the victim said in the documents, via The Athletic. “I did not agree to be sexually assaulted.”
Bauer’s agent Jon Fetterolf denied the allegations against his client in a statement obtained by Fox News on Tuesday night.
“Mr. Bauer had a brief and wholly consensual sexual relationship initiated by [the woman] beginning in April 2021. We have messages that show [the woman] repeatedly asking for ‘rough’ sexual encounters involving requests to be ‘choked out’ and slapped in the face. In both of their encounters, [the woman] drove from San Diego to Mr. Bauer’s residence in Pasadena, Calif. where she went on to dictate what she wanted from him sexually and he did what was asked. Following each of her only two meetings with Mr. Bauer, [the woman] spent the night and left without incident, continuing to message Mr. Bauer with friendly and flirtatious banter. In the days following their second and final encounter, [the woman] shared photos of herself and indicated that she had sought medical care for a concussion. Mr. Bauer responded with concern and confusion, and [the woman] was neither angry nor accusatory,” the statement read.
“Mr. Bauer and [the woman] have not corresponded in over a month and have not seen each other in over six weeks. Her basis for filing a protection order is nonexistent, fraudulent, and deliberately omits key facts, information, and her own relevant communications. Any allegations that the pair’s encounters were not 100% consensual are baseless, defamatory, and will be refuted to the fullest extent of the law.”
Furthermore, Bauer’s representatives told Fox News they plan to refute the allegations at a July 23 hearing.
Pasadena, California, police confirmed to Fox News they were looking into the allegations.
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The Dodgers acknowledged being informed of the sex assault allegations in a statement on Tuesday afternoon.
“The Dodgers were made aware of the allegations against Trevor Bauer late this afternoon and immediately contacted Major League Baseball, which will be handling this matter. The Dodgers take any allegations of this nature very seriously, but will have no further comment at this time,” the team said in a statement to Fox News.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
