“Bachelorette” Alum James McCoy Taylor Accused of 'Shoving' Woman, 'Restricting' Her 'Movements': Probable Cause Doc

A probable cause document stated the 38-year-old allegedly "tackled" the woman and "got on top of her when she tried to leave" his apartment

New details have emerged in the case involving Bachelorette alum James McCoy Taylor.

The 38-year-old was arrested in College Station, Texas on Aug. 4, based on a warrant issued by the Bryan Police Department on April 24. The probable cause warrant, obtained by PEOPLE, alleges that Taylor "intentionally or knowingly by force, intimidation or deception, restrain[ed] [a woman] without her consent by restricting the moments of the said [woman], by shoving her to the ground, getting on top of her and using his body weight to prevent her from getting off the ground."

Local outlet KBTX reported that the victim was a 19-year-old college student, though her name and age were not specified in the arrest warrant.

On Aug. 4, he was charged with assault causing bodily injury and unlawful restraint, according to jail records obtained by PEOPLE at the time, and was released the same day on an $8,000 cash bond.

In a statement shared with PEOPLE, he rejected the accusations, as he said, "I'm a pretty big guy but I was trying to 'unlawfully restraining' a girl and she just ... got away?... and walked right to her Uber right outside my house? With NO injuries?"

He added, "I would never hurt anybody. I'm nice to EVERY person I meet."

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According to a probable cause document from Detective Gregory Blankenship Jr., Taylor and the woman met at Manziel's Money Bar in College Station and allegedly went back to Taylor's condo, where they "made out" before the woman "changed her mind and wanted to leave."

She alleged in the document that Taylor "tackled and got on top of her when she tried to leave," but she was eventually "able to escape and flee the scene before she called the police department."

The woman's recollection of the events was that Taylor got "very serious and intense" while they were making out," so she called a friend from his bathroom and asked the friend "to order an Uber so she could leave," per the doc.

Taylor "walked her down to the front door and kissed her," according to the victim's account in the document, and after she "opened the front door to walk out," he began kissing her again. She "tried to leave but [Taylor] threw her down on the ground and got on top of her."

She further alleged he "groped her vagina" and "used his body weight to hold her down and kiss her more," before she was "able to wiggle free and escape through the front door."

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Det. Blankenship Jr. noted in the document that he was shown "photos of multiple contusions on the victim's hip and left side of her buttocks," and also saw text messages between the woman and her friend, one which read: "He's forcing himself on me."

Det. Blankenship Jr. also spoke with Taylor, who allegedly described the "encounter [as] enjoyable and consensual" and "denied having shoved the victim down and getting on top of her." He noted, "I believe [Taylor] was not being truthful."

Based on "the victim's text messages, statement to her friend and injuries," the detective requested a warrant for Taylor as the behavior was "probable cause to charged [him] with unlawful restraint."

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In his statement to PEOPLE, Taylor – who competed on JoJo Fletcher's season of The Bachelorette in 2016 – said that following the alleged incident, there was "not so much as a scratch on me (as I showed to police via pictures of my whole body which was awkward to say the least)."

He continued, "I don't know the [woman's] name because we didn't spend much time together but I feel like she wouldn't want all this to have gotten here either if she could go back. And I don't hate you either. I just wish I knew where you were coming from and where this came from."

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