New details emerge from chilling dispatch calls before Josh Jacobs’ arrest: ‘Things being thrown’
Newly released dispatch audio details the events leading to Josh Jacobs' arrest for domestic violence. Police received two calls, one from inside Jacobs' home, reporting yelling and objects being thrown. Jacobs was arrested on multiple charges, including domestic abuse and strangulation, while he denies the allegations through his attorneys.
- ▪Police received two dispatch calls regarding an alleged domestic violence incident involving Josh Jacobs.
- ▪The first call reported yelling and screaming from inside Jacobs' residence, while a neighbor made a second call about an assault.
- ▪Jacobs was arrested on charges including domestic abuse and strangulation, but he denies the allegations.
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NFL New details emerge from chilling dispatch calls before Josh Jacobs’ arrest: ‘Things being thrown’ By Thomas Gamba-Ellis Published May 29, 2026, 9:03 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Newly released dispatch audio revealed that police received two calls over Packers running back Josh Jacobs’ alleged domestic violence attack, with one of them being from inside the home. According to the audio, which was obtained by TMJ 4, a dispatcher told police that she could hear “yelling and screaming” on an open line inside Jacobs’ residence. “Things being thrown, open line,” the dispatcher can be heard telling the officers before adding, “Possibly a male and female.” 3 Jacobs was booked into Brown County Jail on Tuesday.
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