Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs will face two criminal charges related to an alleged domestic abuse incident on May 23, the Brown County (Wis.) District Attorney’s Office announced Thursday.After a months-long investigation, the district attorney ultimately decided to pursue two misdemeanor charges against Jacobs: battery and criminal damage to property.Jacobs was initially arrested by the Hobart/Lawrence Police Department on May 26 on five charges relating to domestic abuse — felony strangulation and suffocation, and four misdemeanors: battery (domestic abuse), criminal damage to property (domestic abuse), disorderly conduct (domestic abuse) and intimidation of a victim.Jacobs was jailed but released the following day before appearing virtually in court after the district attorney’s office found insufficient evidence at the time to pursue criminal charges. The D.A.’s office also announced then that it would continue investigating Jacobs since it had reason to believe additional evidence existed that might change what/if any criminal charges were ultimately filed. With that step being taken, Jacobs and the Packers now await potential discipline from the NFL that would sideline him this season.