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Green Bay running back Josh Jacobs will remain on the Commissioner's Exempt List after entering a no-contest plea to battery and criminal damage to property; the NFL says his status remains under review under the personal conduct policy, with no change to his restrictions as he continues to be paid but ineligible to practice or play until further notice.
Josh Jacobs pleaded no contest to misdemeanor battery and received a $1,000 fine; he also reached a deferred judgment on criminal damage to property, with dismissal possible after 12 months if he meets conditions (no further crimes, no contact with the victim, supervision, counseling, and restitution). The NFL has kept him on the commissioner’s exempt list with no announced suspension, and the case stems from May incidents in Brown County, Wisconsin.
Packers running back Josh Jacobs faces misdemeanor charges of battery and criminal damage to property stemming from a May 23 incident at a Hobart home; his initial court appearance has been moved up to Thursday in Brown County Court.
Prosecutors in Brown County filed two misdemeanor counts of battery and criminal damage to property against Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs for a May 23 incident in the Green Bay area; Jacobs had been arrested in May on additional domestic-abuse charges, but the district attorney later filed only the new misdemeanor counts after a lengthy investigation. The incident report alleges Jacobs grabbed his girlfriend’s arm, threw her to the ground, and damaged her phone during a dispute over her phone, with video surveillance reportedly corroborating parts of the confrontation. Jacobs’ lawyers and the DA stressed the case is ongoing and based on evidence, while the NFL and Packers say they are monitoring and cooperating.
Bailey Zimmerman is facing a felony criminal damage to property charge and a misdemeanor for falsely obtaining services after an incident at Sandia Resort & Casino in Albuquerque, where he allegedly burned bandmates with a cigarette, caused chaos during a soundcheck by throwing equipment and shoving a guitarist, canceled his show, and was escorted off the property; investigators say hotel damage totaled about $16,000 and an arrest warrant with no bond was issued.
Bailey Zimmerman faces a felony criminal-damage-to-property charge over $1,000 and a misdemeanor for falsely obtaining services after a New Mexico hotel room was found trashed on May 27; an arrest warrant was issued June 18, with an affidavit alleging he was intoxicated during a sound check at Sandia Resort & Casino in Albuquerque.