Who are three women accusing Josh Jacobs? What police records reveal

Three more women reported to law enforcement investigating Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs following his arrest in May, with accounts of alleged offences going back to 2021, according to documents obtained Friday from the Hobart/Lawrence Police Department.

The first woman: January 2022

The woman stated that she had been communicating with Jacobs for about six months and spent approximately 11 hours at his house before he became angry at her when she told him she did not have se* on her mind. 

The alleged victim said that he took her phone and threw it in the swimming pool when she tried to leave, and pulled her hair, pushed her on the bed and threw her on the floor, stating, “I should kill you right now.” She also claimed that he spit on her and choked her. 

She said that she did not report it at the time because she was still friends with him and feared that no one would believe her.

The second woman: April 2021

She told police she had se* with Jacobs, and when the con**m broke, she asked him to get tested for sexually transmitted infections. She alleged Jacobs later removed her from the residence, grabbed her by the arms and biceps, pushed her against a wall and threw her belongings out. 

She said she sustained bruises to her arms and swelling around her ribs. Police records indicate responding officers at the time observed “no visible signs of injury, bruising or damage consistent with a physical altercation.”

The third woman: May 2022

She said she met Jacobs through social media and that he flew her to a residence. She described an altercation in which Jacobs grabbed her by the hair, placed his hands on her head and neck, dragged her, scratched her chest and took her phone. 

She said she suffered bruises and scratches but did not report it because she was not a US citizen at the time and Jacobs told her she could be deported.

Jacobs’ lawyers called the allegations “uncorroborated, old, and previously unreported,” noting prosecutors reviewed them before the plea deal. 

The NFL said it “will review these allegations as part of the investigation, which has remained open.”