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Other women contacted police about previous incidents with Packers' Josh Jacobs after his arrest

Police records say three women reported separate abuse allegations against Josh Jacobs, and the NFL is reviewing the claims as part of an open investigation.

  • On Friday, Oct. 30, Hobart-Lawrence police released a redacted case file detailing three additional abuse allegations against Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs from incidents dating to 2021 and 2022.
  • These revelations follow Jacobs' May 26, 2026, domestic arrest and his September 10 no-contest plea to misdemeanor battery and criminal damage, which previously sidelined him on the Commissioner's Exempt List.
  • Attorneys for Jacobs denied the three accounts, calling them "character assassination," while records allege incidents including physical abuse, death threats, and warnings to victims regarding their immigration status.
  • Although the NFL removed Jacobs from the exempt list on October 19, allowing his return to the Packers' lineup, the league stated on Saturday that its investigation remains open.
  • Legal proceedings continue regarding the withheld garage camera video of the initial May incident, with both Jacobs and the victim seeking to keep the footage permanently sealed from public view.
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Total Pro Sports broke the news on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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