District Attorney David L. Lasee charged Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs with two domestic misdemeanors following the review of new evidence. This evidence includes surveillance footage from Jacobs’ garage on May 23, 2026. The video reveals a physical altercation with his ex-girlfriend, identified as ANM.

The incident report states that ANM attempted to exit the garage when Jacobs allegedly grabbed her and threw her to the ground, causing a head injury. Jacobs reportedly took ANM’s phone while she was on the ground. The video shows Jacobs returning to the garage and potentially damaging the phone. These actions corroborate parts of ANM’s statement.

Lasee’s office noted that the surveillance footage captures crucial moments, supporting the claims against Jacobs. The video, currently restricted from public viewing, is expected to be pivotal in the legal proceedings.

Jacobs faces charges of misdemeanor battery and criminal damage to property. He surrendered to police on May 26, shortly after the alleged incident. Though currently debated in the public realm, the video evidence might worsen Jacobs’ legal situation and impact his NFL career. The NFL’s past actions indicate a firm stance on such matters, as seen in the Ray Rice case.

The District Attorney’s incident report includes details of the video recovery process from Jacobs’ residence. Investigator Van Lanen and digital forensic expert Frank Angel conducted the examination, which involved recovering files from Jacobs’ surveillance systems and phones.

The Green Bay Packers acknowledged the charges against Jacobs, expressing their intention to cooperate with the NFL investigation. Jacobs remains subject to discipline under the NFL’s Personal Conduct Policy. He may face placement on the commissioner’s exempt list, allowing him to receive pay but not play.

As more information emerges, Jacobs’ legal team maintains his innocence, promising he will be exonerated. However, the existence of surveillance footage complicates the defense.