Josh Jacobs' lawyers call police release of previously unreported abuse allegations 'character assassination'
Josh Jacobs' attorneys call the released police case file a "character assassination" and say the domestic abuse allegations are easily disproven.
TL;DR
- Josh Jacobs' attorneys claim the release of old, hearsay domestic abuse allegations constitutes 'character assassination' and are easily disproven.
- The NFL is reviewing previously unreported allegations against Jacobs, in addition to an ongoing investigation from May.
- Jacobs pleaded no contest to misdemeanor battery in the May incident and has returned to the Packers.
- His legal team states he has substantial evidence to refute the new allegations and criticizes the police for releasing the file without thorough investigation.
- The attorneys highlight that one woman's claim was previously reviewed by the NFL with no action taken, and another's claim was undermined by a police report.
- Jacobs' lawyers emphasize his acceptance of responsibility for the May incident and compliance with court requirements.