2 911 Calls, a G-Wagon Escape: Inside the Packers Josh Jacobs Domestic Violence Dispatch Audio
Newly released 911 dispatch audio reveals new details in the alleged domestic violence case involving Packers running back Josh Jacobs, with dispatchers reporting yelling, screaming, and a reported G-Wagon getaway before his arrest on five charges.
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Josh Jacobs dispatch audio reveals yelling, screaming during alleged violent incident.
Newly released 911 dispatch audio is shedding light on the alleged domestic violence incident involving Packers running back Josh Jacobs.
According to audio obtained by TMZ, two calls came in from Jacobs' home on Saturday, one from the scene, another from a neighbor next door.
A dispatcher told responding officers she could hear yelling and screaming on an open line and reported things being thrown, possibly involving a man and a woman.
By the time police arrived, dispatch said the man, later identified as Jacobs, had already left in a Mercedes G-Wagon.
Officers were told to stop the vehicle if spotted.
Jacobs, who's twenty-eight, wasn't arrested until Tuesday, booked into Brown County Jail on five charges, including battery, strangulation and intimidation of a victim.
He was released on Wednesday, and prosecutors say they want more time before deciding on formal charges.
Meanwhile, the Packers canceled media availability Thursday as the team works through the distraction at OTS.
