At least seven calls to police were made about Atlanta Falcons linebacker James Pearce Jr. in the months leading up to his arrest on domestic violence charges. The incidents, which involved alleged stalking, harassment, and threats, culminated in his February arrest after he allegedly rammed Los Angeles Sparks forward Rickea Jackson’s car with his Lamborghini SUV in Doral, Florida. According to records obtained by ESPN, police received at least seven 911 calls about Pearce between November and February. Jackson, who was named in some reports, claimed she was being stalked and harassed by Pearce, who allegedly tried to break into her home. On January 13, authorities told Pearce to stay away from the residence of a woman described as his ex-girlfriend. Between November and February, police were repeatedly called to a home described as Pearce’s on-again, off-again girlfriend’s residence. Two calls on January 28 mentioned a burglary in progress, with Pearce listed as the subject. Jackson told officers she saw him leaving before police arrived. Later that night, a woman called 911, stating she feared Pearce after her door was damaged, though he was not present when officers arrived. In November, a woman reported that Pearce knocked on her door repeatedly and called her landline multiple times, but she refused to open it. She said Pearce left 20 minutes before police arrived and claimed he owed her $70,000. Two domestic disturbance calls were heavily redacted, but a security guard told police on February 2 that Pearce had been stalking his client and was spotted at the client’s home multiple times in recent days.#atlanta_falcons #james_pearce_jr #doral_florida #rickea_jackson #los_angeles_sparks
