( CNN ) -- A Georgia man accused of screaming racial slurs while beating an African-American female Army reservist outside a restaurant was released from jail on bail Wednesday , Clayton County , Georgia , authorities said . They said Troy Dale West Jr. was released on a $ 320,000 bond . Attorney Kip Jones , who represents alleged victim Tashawnea Hill , said a judge Tuesday ordered West placed under house arrest , and he was fitted with an ankle monitor . He also was told to surrender his passport , have no contact with Hill and stay out of Clayton County , where Hill lives , the lawyer said . West , of Poulan , Georgia , faces one count of aggravated assault , two counts of battery , two counts of disorderly conduct , false imprisonment and cruelty to children for allegedly beating Hill outside a Cracker Barrel restaurant September 9 , according to a Clayton County Court online docket . Hill was with her 7-year-old daughter when the alleged incident occurred at the entrance to the restaurant , which is in Morrow , Georgia . West , 47 , was arrested on misdemeanor charges after the incident , but Clayton County District Attorney Tracy Graham Lawson took the case to a grand jury asking for more serious charges . Hill , 35 , said the attack occurred after she warned West to be careful , after almost hitting her daughter with the restaurant door as she was leaving . West , according to a police report , admitted striking Hill `` after she spit on me and accused me of trying to hit her daughter with a door . '' Hill denied the accusations , saying she did nothing to provoke the alleged attack . Hill told police that West , who is white , yelled racial epithets at her during the attack . Police said witnesses confirmed her account . Morrow is a racially diverse city in the southeast suburbs of Atlanta , with a population of about 4,900 , according to the 2000 census . CNN 's Carolina Sanchez contributed to this report .
Troy Dale West Jr. released on $ 320,000 bond . Lawyer says judge ordered West to be under house arrest . Man told to surrender his passport , not contact victim . Comment: I'm going to assume you're talking about the guy who was arrested for a DUI in Texas and then later charged with murder after he killed someone while driving drunk?