Former Bachelor Chris Soules, 35, could lose everything in a worst-case scenario after he allegedly plowed into a tractor and fled the scene April. 24, leaving a 66-year-old man dead. Police told the outlet that Soules fled the scene, leaving behind his truck.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Soules had "not been cooperative" with police before he was arrested, and a representative has released a statement since then saying that Soules "was devastated to learn that Kenneth Mosher, the other person in the accident, passed away".
Officials say Soules was driving the pickup truck that hit Mosher's tractor, sending it rolling into the east ditch along Buchanan County Road W45. KWWL reported that the trailer ended up in a ditch.
The tractor driver was identified Tuesday as Kenneth E. Mosher, 66, of Aurora, according to the patrol report obtained by the newspaper. The driver of the tractor then died at the hospital. The crash scene is about 15 miles south of Arlington, the station said.
The Buchanan County Sheriff's Office confirmed to People that Soules was arrested at 1:16 a.m. Tuesday. Bright said he believes there were no passengers in Soules' truck.
The crash remains under investigation.
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After his arraignment in court on Tuesday morning (video below), Soules' mother put up the $10,000 bail to spring her son from jail.
Soules appeared on the 10th season of ABC's "The Bachelorette" in 2014 and was selected in early 2015 for the 19th season of "The Bachelor".
The farmer brought his hometown of Arlington into the national spotlight as he starred in the dating reality show.
January 31, 2001: Soules, who was 19 at the time, was found guilty of possession of alcohol while underage and paid a fine.
January 26, 2002: Soules was found guilty for fighting and noise, as well as an unlawful use of his license, and paid a fine.
Soules was most recently seen in Iowa at the ceremony honoring fellow Iowan Ashton Kutcher with the Robert D. Ray Pillar of Character Award, an annual honor given by Drake University to "individuals who demonstrate good character as a role model".
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