Full Breakdown
LA Rams Offensive Tackle Alaric Jackson Faces No Criminal Charges After Domestic-Battery Arrest
7/10/2026, 7:32:35 AM
Incident Overview and Timeline
On the night of June 8, 2024, Los Angeles police responded to a domestic-disturbance call at Alaric Jackson’s home in the San Fernando Valley. Officers reported that Jackson and a woman engaged in a verbal argument; investigators later documented scratch marks on the woman’s arms. Jackson was taken into custody on suspicion of domestic battery.
Key dates
- June 8, 2024 – Arrest at approximately 11 p.m. following the disturbance call.
- ~July 8, 2024 – After roughly one month of investigation, the Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office announced it would not file criminal charges.
- 2024 season – Jackson received a two-game NFL suspension for violating the league’s personal-conduct policy (the suspension preceded the June arrest).
City Attorney’s Decision and Potential Remedies
The Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office informed NBC Los Angeles that, based on its review, no criminal case will be filed against Jackson at this time. The office emphasized that the file remains open and could be revisited if new evidence emerges. Instead of prosecution, officials indicated Jackson may be offered alternatives such as attending a behavioral-class program, paying restitution to the alleged victim, or completing community-service hours. No formal indictment or court filing has been recorded.
NFL Conduct Policy and Prior Discipline
The NFL’s personal-conduct policy authorizes league discipline independent of criminal outcomes. In 2024, Jackson was suspended for two games after the league determined a violation of this policy, underscoring that off-field conduct can trigger sanctions even when prosecutors decline to act. The league retains the authority to impose additional penalties should the investigation be reopened or further information be disclosed.
Player Profile
Alaric Jackson, 27, entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent in May 2021, signing with the Los Angeles Rams. He spent six seasons with the team, primarily playing offensive tackle. Prior to his professional career, Jackson was a member of the Iowa Hawkeyes football program. His tenure with the Rams includes both on-field contributions and the 2024 two-game suspension under the league’s conduct rules.
Information Gaps and Unresolved Issues
All reports concur on the arrest date, location, and the city attorney’s decision not to prosecute. However, no public statements from the alleged victim have been released, and details regarding the specific restitution amount or class curriculum have not been disclosed. The case remains technically open, leaving the possibility of future legal action unaddressed.
Future Outlook
The Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office may reopen the file if additional evidence is presented. Concurrently, the NFL could reassess Jackson’s status under its conduct policy, potentially affecting his eligibility for upcoming games. Compliance with any court-ordered or league-mandated programs will likely influence both his legal standing and professional trajectory.
