Former University of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore has been arrested on charges including home invasion, stalking in a domestic relationship, and breaking and entering in a domestic relationship, according to a criminal complaint.

Moore, 39, was taken into custody on Wednesday and appeared virtually in court on Friday, where he wore jail-issued white clothing. A judge set his bond at $25,000. Court records show Moore was released later Friday after posting bond and was ordered to wear a GPS monitoring device as a condition of his release.

Prosecutors said Moore and the alleged victim had been involved in an intimate relationship for several years.

According to police in Pittsfield Township, just outside Ann Arbor, officers responded Wednesday afternoon to a call from a woman reporting that a man was attacking her and that she had been stalked for months.

In court, prosecutors alleged that after the woman ended the relationship on Monday, Moore repeatedly attempted to contact her through calls and text messages, which she did not return.

Prosecutors further claimed that Moore went to the woman’s apartment on Wednesday, retrieved scissors and butter knives from the kitchen, and made statements that were described as threatening and intimidating. The conduct was characterized in court as “terrifying” behavior.

Moore has not entered a plea, and the case remains under investigation.