NFL standout Puka Nacua is set to initiate a defamation lawsuit against a woman who has accused the Los Angeles Rams wide receiver of biting and making anti-Semitic remarks, according to his lawyer.

The woman, who claims to be a victim, sought a temporary restraining order, detailing her version of events from a New Year’s Eve outing in the Century City area of Los Angeles.

Court filings accessed by the Daily Mail allege that during dinner, Nacua made the statement, “f*** all the Jews.”

She described this comment as the beginning of what she terms an escalating pattern of offensive, threatening, and violent behavior by Nacua, further accusing him of biting and inappropriate physical contact.

Firmly rejecting these accusations, Nacua’s lawyer, Levi McCathern, has issued a strong rebuttal. He claims the woman is attempting to “blackmail” the NFL player and has announced their intention to pursue further legal action.

‘Let’s be clear about what this case is – and what it is not. This matter is not sexual in nature, nor does it involve any allegation of domestic violence. If it did, the filings would look very different. They do not,’ he told the Daily Mail.

Puka Nacua is planning to file a defamation lawsuit against a woman who accused him of biting and using anti-Semitic slurs 

According to court documents, Nacua is accused of saying ‘f*** all the Jews’ during a dinner

‘It also doesn’t involve any elements of antisemitism. A completely sober witness has stated unequivocally that Puka never made the comments [redacted] claims.

‘Recent media reports have included inflammatory and unverified claims… that are flatly inconsistent with the facts. In fact, she continued to spend time with our client after the alleged incident – conduct that directly contradicts the narrative now being advanced – as evidenced by the videos seen online of her twerking and partying at a club. 

‘In the months that followed, our office was contacted with demands for millions of dollars in exchange for not publicizing these allegations. That is not a legitimate legal claim – it is blackmail.

‘The timing of the claimant’s recent legal action – nearly three months after the alleged incident and just says [sic] after JSN’s [Jaxon Smith-Njigba] record-breaking contract as a wide receiver – further underscores the complete lack of credibility behind these accusations.

‘Puka denies these allegations in the strongest possible terms. We will be filing a defamation lawsuit and pursuing all available legal remedies in response to these false and damaging statements.’

After dinner, the woman claims that she and her friend – as well as Nacua and others – got in a Sprinter van when he became ‘touchy-feely’ with her.

Then, she alleges, Nacua ‘dropped his head into [her] girlfriend’s lap and crotch area and bit her thumb so forcefully that she screamed in acute pain’ before the wide receiver then turned to the alleged victim and bit her left shoulder.

The bite allegedly broke the woman’s skin and left a circular imprint of his teeth. A photo of this was included in the application for a temporary restraining order. A day after the incident, the alleged victim contacted police and filed an incident report.

Before the woman filed the petition for a temporary restraining order on Tuesday, the two sides met at a mediation conference that was attended by both the woman and Nacua, both their attorneys and a crisis PR team.

The woman attached this photo of the bite mark allegedly left by Nacua in court documents

This alleged incident took place just days after Nacua performed an offensive Jewish stereotype on a live stream at the behest of Adin Ross (L). Nacua later apologized.

In that meeting, according to the application for the restraining order, Nacua’s attorney – Levi McCathern – allegedly ‘made unprivileged threats to contact TMZ and other press and media outlets and to disseminate false, inaccurate, and/or deliberately exaggerated public statements’ about the events on New Year’s Eve. The Daily Mail reached out to McCathern about the allegation.

According to court documents, the request for a temporary restraining order was denied until a follow-up hearing on April 14.

McCathern told TMZ that the accusations in the complaint were a ‘shakedown attempt’ and claimed the bite mark happened during some ‘horseplay’ while the group was partying and that nothing more than a ‘temporary mark’ was left.

The timing of Nacua’s alleged anti-Semitic slur came just days after he was embroiled in another similar controversy with streamer Adin Ross – who tried to convince the receiver to celebrate a touchdown with Ross’ so-called ‘Jewish dance.’

The ‘dance’ was little more than the streamer rubbing his hands together – evoking a negative stereotype of Jewish people from a racist cartoon. 

Nacua was publicly criticized by the likes of Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy among others. The receiver later apologized, saying he had ‘no idea’ about the reference.

In a bid to de-escalate tensions with Iran, Donald Trump has proposed a one-month ceasefire, accompanied by a 15-point peace plan. This move is part of a broader strategy by Washington to quickly navigate a way out of the ongoing conflict.

Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, key Middle East envoys, are actively involved in crafting a framework that would initiate a month-long ceasefire, allowing both sides to engage in meaningful negotiations. This information was brought to light by sources speaking to Israel’s Channel 12.

The peace plan, which draws inspiration from Trump’s previous Gaza deal, has been corroborated by two officials familiar with the ongoing discussions, as reported by the New York Times. The plan demands significant concessions from Iran, including the dismantling of its nuclear and long-range missile capabilities, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and severing ties with proxy terror groups in the region.

In return, the proposal offers Iran several potential benefits. These include assistance in developing its civilian nuclear program and the lifting of international sanctions, which could significantly aid in revitalizing Iran’s economy.

The proposal outlines reciprocal benefits for Iran, including assistance with advancing its civilian nuclear program, as well as lifting all sanctions imposed by the international community.

Pakistan delivered the plan to Iranian officials with a 24-hour deadline to respond, Haaretz reported.  

Trump said Tuesday that Iran had abandoned its nuclear ambitions, with Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio leading the peace talks. 

‘They’re talking to us, and they’re talking sense,’ the President told reporters in the Oval Office. 

Donald Trump speaks to reporters in the Oval Office on Tuesday

US sailors observing as an F/A-18E Super Hornet aircraft, assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron 31, approaches the flight deck of the world’s largest aircraft carrier, USS Gerald R Ford (CVN 78), during Operation Epic Fury, on March 8

Speaker of the Iranian parliament Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf in Tehran, Iran, February 1

‘I don’t want to say in advance, but they’ve agreed they will never have a nuclear weapon.’  

Trump has come under intense pressure to end the war which has sent global oil prices skyrocketing as Iran strangles the narrow Strait of Hormuz.

Oil futures dropped sharply on news of the 15-point plan, with Brent crude – the global benchmark – falling from $100 per barrel to $95.

Trump announced a five-day halt to US strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure on Monday as he urged Tehran to come to the negotiating table.

The US is considering deploying 3,000 paratroopers for a possible ground invasion despite the diplomatic overtures, joining thousands of Marines already in the region.  

Mohammed-Baqer Qalibaf, speaker of Iran’s parliament, has emerged as the country’s de-facto leader, with Trump officials singling him out as their preferred interlocutor. 

Qalibaf has denied talks with Washington. 

Trump refused to provide names on Tuesday as he bragged: ‘We killed all their leadership.’

Smoke and flames rise at the site of airstrikes on an oil depot in Tehran on March 7

The President claimed that Iran had presented the US with a valuable gift, in a sign of their goodwill, without revealing what that was. 

‘They did something yesterday that was amazing. Actually, they gave us a present and the present arrived today and it was a very big present, worth a tremendous amount of money,’ Trump said.

‘And I’m not going to tell you what that present is, but it was a very significant prize and they gave it to us.’ 

Asked about the proposed month-long ceasefire and 15-point peace plan, the White House refused to confirm or deny the report. 

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt told the Daily Mail: ‘As President Trump and his negotiators explore this newfound possibility of diplomacy, Operation Epic Fury continues unabated to achieve the military objectives laid out by the commander in chief and the Pentagon.’ 

A tragic hit-and-run incident in Charlotte has claimed the life of a 23-year-old woman, with authorities pointing to a repeat offender as the suspect. Police have identified the alleged perpetrator as Thomas Haynes, 46, who was taken into custody on Monday.

Haynes faces numerous charges, including second-degree murder, felony hit-and-run causing serious injury or death, and multiple misdemeanors related to hit-and-run and reckless driving.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department reported that officers responded to a scene involving an abandoned Honda Odyssey and a Kia Soul at an intersection in east Charlotte on Thursday, March 12. According to police, Haynes, the driver of the Honda, allegedly fled the scene on foot following the collision.

The victim, identified as Sophie Klippel, tragically lost her life in the incident. The community is now grappling with this senseless loss, as Haynes awaits further legal proceedings.

Thomas Haynes, 46, faces second-degree murder charges after allegedly striking and killing 23-year-old Sophie Klippel in a Charlotte hit-and-run crash, police say. (Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department)

Authorities say that the driver of the Kia, Lena Klippel, 21, and passenger Kelly Klippel, 62, were transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

A second passenger, Sophie Klippel, 23, was pronounced deceased on the scene.

Thomas Haynes was charged in a deadly crash in Charlotte. (iStock)

Police said that a preliminary investigation found that Haynes ran a stop sign and collided with the Kia Soul.

Sophie Klippel was not wearing a seatbelt and was ejected from the vehicle. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg police said that “speed appears to be a factor” in the crash.

A Charlotte-Mecklenburg man with a history of repeat theft and weapons offenses is now facing a new set of felony charges, including a hit-and-run involving serious injury or death, according to jail records. (Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department)

Before the crash, Haynes had a slew of other arrests from 2024 through 2025, according to records reviewed by Fox News Digital.

Earlier charges in February 2026 included possession of a firearm by a felon, possession of a stolen firearm, felony possession of cocaine, and obtaining property by false pretenses.

A January 2026 arrest shows more than 20 charges largely tied to organized theft activity, including multiple counts of felony larceny, conspiracy, possession of burglary tools, and fleeing to elude arrest.

His record also includes a 2024 charge of assault on a female.

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It appears that the United Kingdom is on the verge of abandoning its Jewish community, particularly at the hands of the British left.

Antisemitic acts have been on the rise, culminating recently in a significant incident where four ambulances were set ablaze in Golders Green, a prominent Jewish neighborhood in London.

The police have classified the arson of these ambulances, which were part of the Hatzolah volunteer emergency squad, as a likely hate crime.

Anti-Jewish sentiment has become disturbingly common in Britain, largely fueled by a growing Muslim demographic. Unfortunately, the Labour Party has shown limited resolve, offering only minimal expressions of concern as they prioritize the Muslim vote to secure electoral victories.

The Conservative Party has also faltered, as demonstrated by their handling of the notorious “grooming gangs” scandals—instances of sexual exploitation that were allowed to persist for years under their governance.

But Labour’s antisemitism problem is far worse; it’s festered for years.

Yes, the party has expelled hundreds of members for open bigotry — but it still appeals discreetly to the antisemitic vote.

Feckless Prime Minister Keir Starmer has built a “two-tier” system of justice that fiercely prosecutes anything approaching right-wing expressions of prejudice — e.g., questioning on social media why recent “migrants” get priority in housing — while excusing or ignoring actual acts of open bigotry from the Muslim left.

Muslim extremism is responsible for almost all terror-related violence in the United Kingdom, but police routinely downplay it, classifying it as “misogyny” or “conspiracy theories” rather than naming it for what it is.

Anti-Israel marches and protests routinely include calls to kill Jews, such as the notorious “Khaybar” chant, though march organizers get away with calling these “unofficial” voices.

Authorities give kid-glove treatment to pro-Hamas and Hezbollah demonstrations, with flags and pictures of “martyred” heroes like Hassan Nasrallah, though both groups are outlawed terror organizations.

Back to the police “grooming gang” coverups: For fear of seeming to profile the mostly Pakistani immigrants who trafficked and abused white British girls, cops sometimes arrested victims who complained, or even handed them back to their rapists.

This scandal has been unfolding since the 1990s, yet it keeps happening.

And for over a year, Labour blocked and then bumbled efforts to open a national inquiry into the grooming gangs.

Starmer bends over backward to pander to the extremist vote, for example, saying he is “delighted” to welcome Islamist Alaa Abd el-Fattah to Britain after his release from an Egyptian prison — though El-Fattah says the Holocaust didn’t happen, calls British people “dogs and monkeys,” urges his followers to burn Downing Street and kill Zionists and says he hates white people because he is “a racist.”

All is not lost: In a truly regal response to the ambulance arson, King Charles III stepped forward Monday night to become a patron of the Community Safety Trust, a Jewish charity that provides security for synagogues and schools.

God save the king, but Britain will need a lot more bold leadership to excise the antisemitic rot that’s spread so deeply into its government and all too much of its society.

Two individuals have been charged in connection with the vandalism of a political office in Arlington Heights, Illinois, which occurred earlier this year.

The suspects, identified as 72-year-old Brock McNerney and 69-year-old Moisette McNerney, both residents of Arlington Heights, were apprehended by authorities on Monday.

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They face two misdemeanor charges and have been released, pending their upcoming court appearance, according to local police reports.

The incident took place around 11 p.m. on Sunday, January 25, when the Republicans of Wheeling Township Office was defaced with a marker, as stated by the Arlington Heights police.

Security footage from that night captured a pair, a man wearing glasses and a woman, both clad in black, writing profane words and several Nazi symbols over the image of Charlie Kirk on the office windows, a source told ABC7 Chicago.

“Charlie Kirk was born in Arlington Heights, and he actually had come through our doors; so, he was initially started off with our organization. So, we’re really kind of deeply saddened to see that,” Deputy Committeeman John Saletta said.

The Republicans of Wheeling Township Office said the alleged vandals drew antisemitic symbols on their building.

Saletta said they put up surveillance cameras after their building was previously vandalized in December.

“It’s obviously highly offensive, and we’re better than this,” Saletta said. “I think that as a nation, you know, we can resolve our differences through dialogue. That’s what Charlie was all about.”

Bakc in January, Saletta said he hoped the vandals would decide to turn themselves in and do the right thing.

“We have floors of the legislature for talking about policy, trying to work out the best resolution to satisfy the wants and needs of the people, and it shouldn’t be about this,” Saletta said.

Saletta said he will not allow the vandalism to intimidate their work.

The video in the player above is from a previous report.