Police records show three women came forward with their own claims against the Packers running back after his May arrest, which his lawyers strongly dispute.
Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs is facing a fresh round of scrutiny off the field after newly released police records revealed that three other women contacted investigators with allegations against him.
The women reached out while police were looking into a battery case stemming from a May altercation between Jacobs and his then-girlfriend. Their accounts were folded into the evidence file that the Hobart/Lawrence Police Department made public late Friday night in response to a public records request.
According to the records, one of the women alleged that Jacobs threatened to kill her. The other accounts were also logged as part of the investigation into the May incident.
Jacobs' legal team has pushed back hard. His lawyers described the new allegations as "uncorroborated" and "old," signaling they intend to challenge the credibility and relevance of the claims. These remain allegations, and the records do not establish that any of the new claims have been proven.
The release adds another layer of pressure around one of Green Bay's most prominent offensive players, and the situation will be closely watched as the case and any league response develop.
