Multiple women report allegations against Josh Jacobs to Hobart-Lawrence Police

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Newly released documents show three women came forward to Hobart-Lawrence Police, making accusations against Packers running back Josh Jacobs.

Jacobs was arrested in August following an incident at his home in May 2026. He later pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor battery charge.

The documents reveal a woman spoke with police in June of 2026, saying a similar incident had happened between her and Josh Jacobs back in January of 2022.

She says Jacobs slapped her during an argument and damaged her phone by throwing it into a pool. She also accused Jacobs of grabbing her hair, throwing her onto the bed, pinning her down, throwing her onto the floor, and spitting on her.

She says she did not report it to police at the time because she remained friends with Jacobs and was also unsure if she would be believed.

A few days after police spoke to her, a second woman came forward, saying she too had an altercation with Jacobs. This allegedly happened in April of 2021.

She says in that case, Jacobs became upset, grabbed her by the arm, pushed her against a wall near a window, and threw her belongings out of the house.

Police were called and a case number was assigned. Hobart-Lawrence Police obtained those records which reportedly say Jacobs had told officers he asked the woman to leave multiple times before picking her up by her waist and removing her from his home.

The case was not investigated as a domestic disturbance because the two were not dating at the time. The woman was reportedly taken from Jacobs’ home to a place where she could be picked up by friends.

This past July, police spoke with a third woman who says she and Jacobs got into an argument, which led to him allegedly grabbing her hair, putting his hands on her head and neck, dragging her, and scratching her chest.

The woman tells police Jacobs also took her phone. She says she asked for it back multiple times and did not feel comfortable leaving until he gave it back.

She did not report the incident at the time, but Hobart-Lawrence Police says she provided photographs of the reported injuries from the incident. Those photographs were not included in the request.

These records were made available to Action 2 News after a judge ruled against putting a permanent injuction on evidence linked to the May 2026 incident at Jacobs’ home.

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