Overview
- Attorneys for the woman identified as ANM filed the motion on Tuesday seeking to permanently seal police reports, witness statements and a garage surveillance video tied to the May 23 incident.
- Jacobs pleaded no contest on Sept. 10 to misdemeanor battery and criminal damage to property, was fined $1,000 on the battery count, and received a one‑year deferred judgment on the damage charge with counseling, no contact and supervision conditions.
- Prosecutors have said the recovered garage video corroborates parts of the victim’s statement, but the footage has not been released to the public and a judge already entered a temporary sealing order.
- The NFL is pursuing legal avenues to obtain the footage as part of its Personal Conduct Policy review; Jacobs remains on the Commissioner’s Exempt List and cannot play or practice while the league decides on discipline.
- If the court grants a permanent seal the league may have to seek limited, supervised access or wait for the ruling to be appealed, a delay that could affect the timing and scope of any suspension and the Packers’ roster planning.