Cleveland Browns general manager Ray Farmer said Monday that the team is investigating reports of a fight that took place at an upscale apartment in downtown Cleveland on Friday night that involved rookie quarterback Johnny Manziel.

“We are aware of the incident and are in the process of gathering additional information in order to gain a complete understanding of what occurred,” Farmer said in a statement. “Nonetheless, the time of the incident is concerning to us. We continually stress to all our players the importance of sound decision making in an effort to avoid putting themselves in these types of situations. We have addressed this appropriately with the player and will have no further comment at this time.”

According to the police report, the brawl was set off when a fan wanted to give Manziel a hug.

When police arrived, they described the scene as a “riot” with about 20 people and two security guards involved.

Diehard Browns fan Chris Gonos told Cleveland Scene that he set off the fight when he approached Manziel to give him a hug.

According to the police report, the 33-year-old Gonos told Manziel, “I’m the biggest Browns fan ever, I love you, I want to give you a hug.”

When he stepped toward Manziel to give him a hug, a member of Manziel’s crew punched Gonos in the face. By the time the fight was over, Gonos had a “swollen lip, right eye swollen, a red face,” according to the police report.

Gonos claimed that someone “smashed” Manziel in the face.