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Patriots' Jabrill Peppers Found Not Guilty in Assault Case

Patriots' Jabrill Peppers Found Not Guilty in Assault Case
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  • Jabrill Peppers acquitted of assault in Quincy, Massachusetts trial on January 24, 2025.
  • Peppers denied the allegations, despite video evidence supporting accuser's claims.
  • The accuser alleged Peppers grabbed her neck and slammed her against a wall.
  • Prosecutors showed Peppers repeatedly asked accuser to leave his home in videos.
  • Defense highlighted a $9.5 million lawsuit, suggesting financial motives.
  • Peppers signed a Patriots extension until 2027 despite missing seven games.
  • The Patriots weigh disciplinary action after Peppers' acquittal on conduct grounds.
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