Jackson Mahomes' lawyer makes a request to file documents under seal

WE HAVE BREAKING NEWS ON A JOHNSON COUNTY NOW. WE ARE LEARNING WHAT BROUGHT POLICE OFFICERS TO A RESTAURANT IN FEBRUARY THAT ENDED IN JACKSON, MAHOMES, BROTHER OF QUARTERBACK PATRICK MAHOMES, FACING CRIMINAL CHARGES. NEW COURT DOCUMENTS SHOW A MAN REPORTED THAT JACKSON MAHOMES HAD SHOVED HIS SON WHO WORKED AT ASPEN’S RESTAURANT WHEN POLICE ARRIVED, A WOMAN TOLD THEM THAT JACKSON MAHOMES HAD GRABED HER BY THE THROAT AND KISSED HER THREE TIMES WITHOUT HER CONSENT. THE WOMAN’S BOYFRIEND LATER ARRIVED AND WHEN HE FOUND OUT HE KICKED JACKSON OUT OF THE RESTAURANT, JACKSO

Attorney for Jackson Mahomes requests Johnson County judge to allow him to file documents under seal

The attorney for Jackson Mahomes has requested a Johnson County judge to allow his client to file some documents under seal. An online court document states that Mahomes’ attorney requested a Johnson County judge to allow Mahomes to “file a motion and affidavit under seal.” Mahomes, the social media influencer who was charged with three counts of aggravated sexual battery and one count of battery related to an incident on Feb. 25, 2023, at Aspen’s, last appeared in court on a bond hearing. Earlier this month, the District Court of Johnson County, Kan., released a probable cause statement detailing some of the allegations against Mahomes. A preliminary hearing has been set in the case for Aug. 31. Previous coverage of the Jackson Mahomes caseJackson Mahomes appears virtually before Johnson County courtroom Document reveals new details in sexual battery case against Jackson Mahomes Jackson Mahomes arrested Wednesday in Johnson County on sexual battery charges, bonds out of jail Jackson Mahomes in court, judge grants modification to his bond agreement with one major exception Judge grants bond modification to Jackson Mahomes, allows contact with three friends ‘A serious situation’: Legal expert discusses sexual battery charges against Jackson Mahomes

JOHNSON COUNTY, Kan. —

The attorney for Jackson Mahomes has requested a Johnson County judge to allow his client to file some documents under seal.

An online court document states that Mahomes’ attorney requested a Johnson County judge to allow Mahomes to “file a motion and affidavit under seal.”

Mahomes, the social media influencer who was charged with three counts of aggravated sexual battery and one count of battery related to an incident on Feb. 25, 2023, at Aspen’s, last appeared in court on a bond hearing.

Earlier this month, the District Court of Johnson County, Kan., released a probable cause statement detailing some of the allegations against Mahomes.

A preliminary hearing has been set in the case for Aug. 31.

Previous coverage of the Jackson Mahomes case

Jackson Mahomes appears virtually before Johnson County courtroom

Document reveals new details in sexual battery case against Jackson Mahomes

Jackson Mahomes arrested Wednesday in Johnson County on sexual battery charges, bonds out of jail

Jackson Mahomes in court, judge grants modifications to his bond agreement with one major exception

Judge grants bond modification to Jackson Mahomes, allows contact with three friends

‘A serious situation’: Legal expert discusses sexual battery charges against Jackson Mahomes