In a shocking turn of events, Puka Nacua, a wide receiver for the Los Angeles Rams, faces accusations of biting a woman and making anti-Semitic remarks.

The alleged incident led the woman to seek a temporary restraining order, detailing her experience during a New Year’s Eve outing in Los Angeles’s Century City.

Court documents accessed by the Daily Mail reveal that Nacua is accused of making derogatory comments about Jewish people during dinner, which the woman found deeply offensive.

She described the remark as the initial act in what she claims was a series of increasingly inappropriate and aggressive behaviors by the NFL player.

Following the dinner, the woman alleges that Nacua, along with her and others, entered a Sprinter van, where he allegedly began acting inappropriately towards her.

Then, out of nowhere, 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.

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua is being accused of uttering an anti-Semitic phrase before then biting a woman with enough force to break her skin

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

The woman accused Nacua of making the remark at dinner before biting her and a friend

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.

In that meeting, 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. 

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

The Daily Mail has reached out to McCathern for comment on the matter.

McCathern released a statement, saying ‘A completely sober witness has stated unequivocally that Puka never made the comments [the alleged victim] claims.’

He added that the alleged victim ‘continued to spend time with our client [Nacua] after the alleged incident – conduct that directly contradicts the narrative now being advanced.’

McCathern also claims, ‘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.

Nacua’s attorneys then threatened to go to TMZ and other media to spread ‘false statements’

Nacua’s attorney denied the accusations against his client, calling it an attempted ‘shakedown’

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.

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

He concluded, ‘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.’ 

The timing of this alleged incident came just days after Nacua was embroiled in another anti-Semitic 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 then apologized, saying he had ‘no idea’ about the reference.

A tragic stabbing incident in a normally serene and upscale area of Northern California is sparking fresh worries about possible targeted violence. This comes after unsettling online posts emerged, seemingly mentioning the victim weeks before his untimely death.

Authorities responded to a call around 11:36 a.m. on Saturday at a residence on Westminster Place in Lafayette, as reported by the Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office. Upon entering the home, officers discovered the lifeless body of 34-year-old Christopher Jaber.

According to KTVU, law enforcement sources revealed that the murder involved the use of a hatchet.

Soon after the grim discovery, 35-year-old David Prince from Chico was apprehended nearby. He has been arrested in connection with the homicide and is currently held at the Martinez Detention Facility, facing a murder charge with bail set at $1 million.

This booking photo, provided by the Butte County Sheriff’s Office, shows David Prince following a previous arrest in 2019. Prince is now charged in connection with the fatal stabbing in Lafayette, California, according to authorities. (KTVU)

As investigators work to determine a motive, attention has turned to a series of cryptic Facebook posts linked to an account bearing the suspect’s name.

According to KTVU, one post from February referenced Jaber by name and included his Lafayette address alongside a message invoking “the chaos of the supernatural.” About a week before the killing, the same account escalated the language, writing: “Can someone please kill this man.”

Authorities have not confirmed whether Prince authored the posts or whether he knew the victim.

Police tape blocks off a residential street in Lafayette as investigators canvass the area following a deadly stabbing in a community where homicides are exceedingly rare. (KTVU)

Still, neighbors told KTVU the messages, now circulating within the community, have fueled fears that the attack may have been deliberate.

“It seems like he was looking for him,” neighbor Christina Coleridge told the station, adding that she witnessed the suspect being taken into custody. She described him as handcuffed with plastic bags placed over his hands.

Legal experts say the posts, if tied to Prince, could play a key role in court. KTVU legal analyst Michael Cardoza said prosecutors could use them to argue premeditation, while defense attorneys may point to them as evidence of diminished mental capacity.

Social media posts attributed to the suspect referenced the victim by name and address weeks before the killing, raising questions about whether the attack was premeditated, according to KTVU. (KTVU)

Jaber had previously been placed under a conservatorship, according to court records cited by KTVU. His family has declined to comment.

Detectives and crime lab personnel with the Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office process evidence at the Lafayette home where a 34-year-old man was found dead, as the homicide investigation continued. (KTVU)

The killing has rattled Lafayette, part of the Lamorinda area, including Moraga and Orinda, a region known for its affluent communities. Home prices in the city typically range from about $1.8 million to $2 million, according to data from Zillow.

Homicides in Lafayette are exceedingly rare. Police records show no reported killings from 2013 through 2024, and none in 2025, underscoring the rarity of such violence in a community frequently ranked among the safest in the region.

The investigation remains ongoing. Authorities are asking anyone with information to contact the Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office.

Stepheny Price covers crime, including missing persons, homicides and migrant crime. Send story tips to stepheny.price@fox.com.