Johnny Manziel has reportedly been indicted by a grand jury in domestic violence case

Johnny Manziel will be indicted on a misdemeanor assault charge stemming from an incident involving his ex-girlfriend, according to KRLD in Dallas.

According to the report, Manziel will be indicted on Monday on a misdemeanor charge of assault with bodily injury. He faces up to a year in jail if convicted, according to Reuters.

According to a police report released by the Fort Worth Police Department at the time of the alleged incident in February, Manziel was involved in a conflict with Colleen Crowley, his ex-girlfriend, that began at a hotel in Dallas and continued in a car and at her apartment on Friday night and early Saturday morning. Via ESPN:

According to the police report, parts of which were blacked out, Manziel and his ex-girlfriend left the hotel after he struck her. Manziel drove them to his ex-girlfriend's apartment in Fort Worth. The ex-girlfriend told officers that she and Manziel shouted angrily at each other, going back and forth during the drive, and that he struck her several more times.

According to sources for WFAA in Dallas, Crowley's affidavit says that during the drive to the apartment, Manziel said "he was going to drop me off, take my car, and go kill himself" and later told her to "shut up or I'll kill us both."

Manziel denied the incident to TMZ sports, saying "it did not happen."

This comes after Manziel has twice been dropped by agents in the past three months.

On Sunday, Manziel's close confidant, Nate Fitch, sent out an ominous message on Twitter, appearing to say that he was "desperate to help" Manziel and that not hearing from the fallen football star "is terrifying."

We have reached out to Manziel's attorney for comment.