The quarterback of the Green Bay Packers Jordan Love he said his team had discussions about going back Josh Jacobs' domestic abuse arrest as the legal process continues.
“Everyone knows what the situation is,” said Love, 27, told reporters on Tuesday, June 2. “We discussed but obviously the details – everyone is hiding that, out of respect for the situation and obviously all the legal things that will be at play. But it's good to have Josh here with us, to be able to work with us and wait for everyone to work. his.”
He continued, “There are always questions, I was shocked when I saw them, as I said that it is one of the things that we will let play, there is a lot of uncertainty when you hear something like that about what could happen.”
Jacobs returned to work on Tuesday after his May 26 arrest on domestic violence charges. Packers coach Matt LaFleur he told reporters on Tuesday that it was “business as usual.”
Jacobs, 28, was arrested following an incident that occurred on May 22 when local police were dispatched. He initially faced charges of assault with intent to strangle and strangulation, as well as misdemeanor battery, disorderly conduct, vandalism and intimidation.
He was released on May 27 without criminal charges being filed.
“We are very pleased that Josh has been released from custody and no charges have been filed against him,” read a statement from Jacobs' lawyers. Us Weekly at that time. “As we've said before, we encourage everyone to keep an open mind while the case is fully reviewed. We hope that, once all the evidence is gathered and examined, it will ensure that no charges are brought against Josh in the future.”
Jacobs also “denied” the allegations in a separate statement provided to him Us through his legal team.
“This matter is yet to be investigated and important evidence has not yet come to light,” the statement reads. “We ask for impartiality and restraint while the judicial process continues.”
Cleveland Brown singer Quinshon Judkins was arrested Saturday, July 12, and booked into custody on suspicion of domestic violence. Judkins, 21, is currently being held in the Broward County Jail following his arrest in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Jail records reviewed by Us Weekly show that bail was set at $2,500 and is pending, and that Judkins […]
District Attorney David L. Lasee he also released a statement via ESPN, saying his office was not ready to announce whether it would pursue charges.
“Our office has requested further investigation, as there is reason to believe that additional evidence may have an impact on whether criminal charges are appropriate, and which charges will be issued,” he said. “Mr. Jacobs will be released from custody at this time, and a final charging decision will be made by our office at a later date.”
Out of respect for the investigation, both the Packers and the NFL declined to go into details about the arrest.
“As it is an ongoing legal situation, we will withhold further comment,” the Packers said in a May 27 statement.
