Brutal details emerge about Jabrill Peppers’ alleged assault on girlfriend: ‘Took off her clothing and put her outside’
NY Post
Chilling details have emerged regarding Patriots safety Jabrill Peppers’ shocking arrest Saturday on assault, strangulation and drug charges.
Peppers and his girlfriend had an altercation in which he is alleged to have “hit her, choked her, took off her clothing and put her outside,” according to the police report, as chronicled by wcvb.com.
The woman in question told officers that Peppers put his hands on her neck, slammed her head into the wall and then threw her down stairs, per the report.
Peppers’ attorney Mark Brofsky disputed those claims after his client was released on bond Monday from Quincy District Court following his not guilty plea.
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