Broncos' Jonathon Cooper, Rams' Alaric Jackson Arrested For Domestic Violence

Key Points:

• Two NFL players, Rams offensive lineman Alaric Jackson and Broncos linebacker Jonathon Cooper, were recently arrested in separate domestic violence cases in California and Colorado, respectively.
• Jackson was arrested on suspicion of felony domestic violence after a verbal altercation involving a woman at his home, with police noting scratch marks on the woman's arms; the Los Angeles DA is reviewing the case.
• Cooper and his girlfriend were both arrested following a physical altercation stemming from accusations of cheating, with Cooper charged with misdemeanor domestic violence and criminal mischief, and pleading not guilty in court.
• Police affidavits describe conflicting accounts of the incident, including physical confrontations and property damage, with Cooper allegedly grabbing his girlfriend by the neck and throwing her to the ground, while she also damaged Cooper's phone.
• Both California and Colorado have mandatory arrest policies for domestic violence cases, and investigations are ongoing with evidence including injuries, forensic exams, and statements from both parties.