Josh Jacobs battery victim seeks to prevent video release in court
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 15, 2026, 7:08 PM
Last updated Sep 15, 2026

The victim of an alleged battery by Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs has requested a court to block any release of video footage from the incident. In a recent court filing, identified as ANM, she expressed concerns about her privacy and safety should the footage be made public. Jacobs was charged with battery and criminal damage in August after an altercation in May, where surveillance footage reportedly shows him in a confrontation with ANM and damaging her phone. A judge granted a temporary injunction on September 10 regarding the video, but a final decision has not been made. The NFL continues to investigate, and Jacobs has not participated in Packers activities since the charges were filed.
- •Josh Jacobs faces battery and criminal damage charges.
- •Victim pleads to prevent video release citing privacy concerns.
- •A temporary injunction against video release was granted on September 10.
- •Jacobs has not practiced or played since the charges were filed.
- •The NFL is conducting its own investigation into the incident.
- 7:08 PMYahoo Sports — Josh Jacobs battery victim makes dramatic plea to court regarding alleged attack video
"The woman who a Green Bay Packers running back battered earlier this year asked a judge on Tuesday to permanently prohibit the release of any video that depicts the attack.
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