A Philadelphia woman has sued Los Angeles Rams offensive lineman Alaric Jackson for allegedly recording her during sex without her consent, refusing to delete the video, then taunting her with it. The lawsuit, filed Thursday in Los Angeles Superior Court, states that the unnamed woman contacted the NFL about the May 2024 incident. Jackson, 27, was suspended for two games that August for violating the league’s personal conduct policy, though no details of the reason behind his suspension were given. Jackson’s agent told ESPN on Thursday that he wasn’t aware of the suit, and had no comment. An NFL spokesperson pointed to Jackson’s 2024 suspension. According to the lawsuit, the woman knocked Jackson’s phone away during sex. He then allegedly refused to delete the video when she asked, and said “she ‘would never know’ whether the recording was truly deleted.” Days later, Jackson reportedly told her he had deleted the video, only to send it to her the next day, “confirming that he had lied about its deletion,” the suit states. There is no allegation that Jackson shared the video with anyone else. The woman went to the Los Angeles Police Department, where she was told the video could be considered criminal in nature, but she did not pursue a case. “That’s behind us now, I’m keeping it in-house right now,” Jackson told reporters at the time of his unexplained suspension, adding, “I was definitely selfish, but it’s behind me now.” The suit alleges fraud, invasion of privacy and intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress.
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