The NBA's research into Hayes has been reopened following the release of a fresh film.
Warning: This article contains explanations of domestic crime.
Following the release of a picture of him and his ex-girlfriend from 2021, the NBA is now reopening its investigation into Jaxson Hayes of the Los Angeles Lakers.
" As a result of the press statement and videos posted this day, we are reopening our research", NBA official Mike Bass told ESPN in a statement.
Fox posted the picture, which runs five and a half minutes, early Sunday night. It contains security video that shows Sofia Jamora and Hayes having a verbal encounter while Hayes can be seen kicking and spitting at her. He is eventually seen entering Jamora's chamber, and after that, a loud crashing sound is heard, and Jamora may become heard crying out and requesting him to stop.
Jaxson Hayes ' July 2021 imprisonment
The film is from July 2021, when Hayes was with the New Orleans Eagles, though the incident took place in Los Angeles. The police were called and Hayes was arrested. He was previously charged with 12 offenses. Those fees included three counts of inflicting corporal injury to a partner, two counts of domestic battery, one count of power against an agent, one count of false prison, three counts of theft, one count of aggravated trespass and one matter of resisting imprisonment.
On February 24, 2022, Hayes entered a little battle to two misdemeanor counts of resisting an officer and false imprisonment. The various 10 offenses were dismissed. He received 450 hours of community service, three years of probation, and regular courses on domestic violence.
Hayes was arrested in July 2021, but the NBA did n't take any disciplinary action at the time.
Why is this developing now, three years later?
The launch of the film has caused the NBA to reopen its investigation, but why is it still available more than three years after the incident occurred?
The picture, Jamora's lawyers claim, was included in a recent lawsuit that Hayes filed against for an unspecified reason.
As the research reopens, we may continue to cooperate with the club, according to a Hayes spokeswoman, who spoke to ESPN on Saturday.
The Lakers are working with the NBA, according to a Lakers spokesman. A spokeswoman for Jamora told ESPN that as a victim of domestic violence, she "welcomes" the exploration into Hayes ' behavior and may totally cooperate.
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