Infinite Esports & Entertainment has cut ties with Deep Space Ventures after the arrest of one of its managing partners, Stephen Hays.

Esports startup PlayVS has also distanced itself from Deep Space Ventures.

According to an ESPN report, Infinite Esports & Entertainment , the ownership group behind OpTic Gaming , its Overwatch League team the Houston Outlaws , and various other esports businesses, will part ways with one of its investors, Deep Space Ventures. The VC firm’s managing partner, Stephen Hays, was arrested on Sunday following allegations of domestic violence.

Yesterday, PlayVS , an esports startup developing a national league for U.S. high schools, also cut ties with Deep Space Ventures. In a statement, a PlayVS spokesperson said, “Deep Space Ventures is a minor shareholder and is in no way operationally involved with PlayVS. PlayVS was built by overcoming adversity and has a zero tolerance policy regarding domestic violence with respect to its employees, investors, sponsors, and partners.”

Deep Space Ventures has invested in several other esports companies including FanAI , Mobalytics , Ateyo, and Battlefy .