The Baton Rouge Police Department released an incident report Thursday regarding the Shady’s Bar altercation last Friday, confirming senior quarterback Jordan Jefferson and sophomore linebacker Josh Johns’ involvement.
According to the report, Andrew Lowery, 21, advised officials that several suspects he believed to be LSU football players pulled a man out of a truck and beat him.
Lowery said he intervened and managed to pull the man away from the crowd.
Lowery said he was then punched and kicked several times by the crowd, and he believed Jefferson and Johns were among the attackers.
“Lowery’s face was swollen and had several bruises,” the report stated. “Lowery also had blood on his place.”
The unnamed witness advised officials that approximately 10 suspects attacked the driver of the car and re-affirmed Johns’ involvement as well.
She said approximately five more suspects joined the attack on Lowery. She said she believed they were all football players because she recognized some from the team and others donned official LSU football shirts.
Lowery and the female witness were the only two interviewed in the police report.
The Daily Reveille obtained a copy of a restraining order filed by Lowery’s ex-girlfriend, Elizabeth Siadous.
The Advocate reported Siadous claimed Lowery had cornered her at a bar earlier on the night of the altercation, yelled at her and hit her friend.
The restraining order states Lowery must remain at least 100 yards from Siadous, and can not abuse, stalk, follow, threaten or contact her. It was filed Aug. 24 and remains in effect until a court date set for Sept. 21.
BRPD spokesman Sgt. Don Stone also dispelled rumors that surfaced Thursday saying Jefferson was being arrested.
“Jefferson has not been arrested,” Stone said. “There’s no warrant for an