Multiple Women Are Now Accusing Josh Jacobs Of Abuse In Newly Released Records That Could End His Season & Career
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs is facing fresh accusations after newly released police files revealed three other women claimed he physically abused them in the past. The women reached out to the Hobart-Lawrence Police Department while officers were looking into a domestic violence incident involving Jacobs back in May 2026.
NBC 26 got hold of the heavily blacked-out police records late Friday. The department also released body-cam and dash-cam footage from when Jacobs was arrested in May. The files lay out allegations that go back to 2021 and 2022, putting even more heat on the Packers star.
Jacobs previously pleaded no contest to misdemeanor battery and property damage stemming from that May arrest. The NFL placed him on paid leave for the first six weeks of the season before letting him suit back up in Week 7
Three Women Describe Separate Alleged Incidents
One woman contacted investigators in June after learning about the May case. She told police that Jacobs slapped her during an incident in January 2022. She also accused him of grabbing her hair, throwing her onto a bed, pinning her down, and later throwing her onto the floor.
The woman also claimed Jacobs spit on her, choked her, and snatched her phone when she tried to leave his house. She said they met on Instagram and talked for six months before hanging out, but she never went to the police at the time.
Newly released video from the Hobart/Lawrence Police Department shows the moment Packers running back Josh Jacobs was arrested.
Jacobs was later convicted of misdemeanor battery and criminal damage to property. https://t.co/z3Wzy7T5uh
— NBC 26 News (@NBC26) October 31, 2026
A second woman came forward in June, claiming Jacobs grabbed her arms, slammed her into a wall, and tossed her stuff outside back in April 2021. She reported having bruised arms and swollen, aching ribs.
She did call the police back then, but officers noted in their report that they didn’t see any bruises, cuts, or signs of a physical fight.
A third woman spoke with Hobart-Lawrence investigators in July, claiming Jacobs put his hands on her head and neck, dragged her, scratched her chest, and took her phone during an argument in May 2022. She said the scratches and bruising lasted for roughly a month.
She never called the police or went to a doctor back then. According to the documents, she stayed quiet because she feared deportation after Jacobs allegedly warned her that police could deport her if she reported.
The three accounts emerged during the investigation into the May 23 incident at Jacobs’ home in Hobart. In that case, the victim told police Jacobs restrained her, obstructed her breathing, and stopped her from leaving or calling for help.
Jacobs’ no-contest plea resolved the misdemeanor case, but the additional allegations could draw further attention from the NFL.
