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Rams Tackle Alaric Jackson Arrested on Domestic Battery Charge

6/9/2026

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Summary

Alaric Jackson Arrested

Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson was arrested on suspicion of felony domestic battery at his San Fernando Valley home.
He was taken into custody late night, booked early morning, and released after a $50,000 bail.
He signed a three-year, $56.3 million extension in March 2025 following a two-game 2024 suspension for personal conduct violations.
A civil suit alleges he recorded a woman without consent during sex and taunted her with the video.

Summary

Jackson Released

LAPD booked Jackson at 4:24 a.m. Tuesday, released him at 7:20 a.m. after a $50,000 bond.
The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office is reviewing the case for possible willful corporal injury charges against an intimate partner.
A civil lawsuit over the alleged recording was moved to federal court and dismissed on April 10 after the plaintiff reported it to the NFL.

Summary

Jackson Signs Extension

Jackson signed a three-year extension in March 2025 valued at $57 million, exceeding the $56.3 million figure reported elsewhere.
The contract guarantees $37 million, showing the Rams’ financial commitment.
The LAPD’s comments on Jackson’s arrest were first relayed to The California Post, which cited victim-confidentiality restrictions.
Getty Images provided the photographs that accompanied the report on Jackson’s arrest.

History

Historical Context

In February 2014, Ravens running back Ray Rice was arrested in Atlantic City after a video showed him assaulting fiancée Janay Palmer, prompting the NFL and Commissioner Roger Goodell to confront domestic-violence policy. The league responded with a two-game suspension on July 25 2014 and later revised its disciplinary framework, a shift echoed in subsequent player misconduct cases.

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Alaric Jackson Arrested

Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson was arrested on suspicion of felony domestic battery at his San Fernando Valley home.
He was taken into custody late night, booked early morning, and released after a $50,000 bail.
He signed a three-year, $56.3 million extension in March 2025 following a two-game 2024 suspension for personal conduct violations.
A civil suit alleges he recorded a woman without consent during sex and taunted her with the video.

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