Victor Page, a 43-year-old former Georgetown University Hoyas and Sioux Falls Skyforce basketball player, was arrested on December 30 for assaulting and attempting to rape his girlfriend's teenage daughter, with surveillance footage from the scene capturing the disturbing incident.

According to court documents released earlier in the month and obtained by the Daily Mail, Page knocked on the 17-year-old victim's door at her home in Camp Springs, Maryland, at around 10.30 pm on December 30. The footage from the day shows the former basketball star, all of 6'3'' and 200 lbs, throw the girl to the ground as soon as she opens the door.

He then tried to get on top of her as she desperately tried to resist. She managed to get up at one point but Page forcibly grabs her by the torso once again and the pair falls to the ground, tangled. He can then be seen lying on her, with court documents alleging that the 43-year-old then began to choke the victim.

Neighbors noticed the commotion and rushed to the teen's aid after calling the police, but it would still take two men and a woman close to 30 seconds to pull Page away from the girl. Once free, the victim makes a run for it.

Page, who was reportedly on parole in connection with an unrelated case at the time of the incident, was arrested and charged with first and second-degree attempted rape, child sex abuse, and four other charges.

Fox5 reported that the 43-year-old has a history of run-ins with the law, including previous convictions for assault, indecent exposure, and sex offense. He was sentenced to 10 years in prison in 2013 for another violent attack against a woman and is also said to have around 18 criminal cases under his name in the state criminal database.

It's a hard fall from grace for a man who once played alongside NBA legend Allen Iverson at Georgetown and was a key part of the team that made it to the Elite Eight in the 1996 National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament. He was once rumored to be in talks with the Minnesota Timberwolves for an NBA contract but eventually went undrafted.

Sources close to the victim said the teen is traumatized and has had difficulty attending school since the attack. She has not been interviewed yet.

The police, state attorney's office, and court commissioner are all being tight-lipped about the case since it is still under investigation.

Page is being held at the Prince George's County Detention Center and is due to appear in court to face his charges on February 1.

(WARNING: DISTURBING CONTENT) Watch the video of the assault here: