LAS VEGAS – Josh Jacobs, corridor for the Las Vegas Raiders, was arrested for manipulating the effects of alcohol on Monday lunches, when he said he had regressed to the Denver Broncos in his last regular season game.
Jacobs, 22 years old, was arrested for lying that Las Vegas Metropolitan Police responded to the fire by shocking a car near the McCarran Airport Connector and East Sunset Road about 4:42 am Jacobs was taken to hospital for minor injuries and was treated as he was taken to the Clark County Detention Center, where he was registered as a driver under the influence of alcohol, according to the Las Vegas Public Information Officer.
Jacobs’ attorneys indicated that the corrector was not guilty if the case went to that instance.
“No lawsuit has been filed against our client and no results have been found to prove that the allegations of incapacity were met,” said David Z. Chesnoff and Richard A. Schoenfeld, Jacobs’ attorneys, in a statement. “Our intention is to present a declaration of no guilt in the name of Sr. Jacobs is accused ”.
The Raiders recounted about the incident in a statement.
“The organization is very serious about these situations”, says the team.
“We are in such a situation. “It simply came to our notice then that Josh was fine and that he was not free to comment on the matter,” said Jon Gruden.
According to Fox 5 Las Vegas, Jacobs was released on bail and has a court hearing scheduled for March 8.