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Ree Drummond’s son allegedly ‘grabbed’ woman by neck, ‘threw’ her dog against wall a year before assault arrest

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Grant, N. (2026, September 25). Ree Drummond’s son allegedly ‘grabbed’ woman by neck, ‘threw’ her dog against wall a year before assault arrest. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/09/25/celebrity-news/ree-drummonds-son-allegedly-grabbed-woman-threw-dog-against-wall-a-year-before-arrest/

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New York Post · collected 2026-09-25 · by Nate Grant

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Jamar Goff, the adopted son of Ree Drummond, was involved in a violent incident in May 2025 where he allegedly grabbed a woman by the neck and threw her dog against a wall. A protective order was granted against him, requiring him to stay at least 500 feet away from the woman. This occurred about a year before his recent arrest on charges including second-degree assault of a police officer and drug possession in Birmingham, Alabama.
Written by AI on 2026-09-25, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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Story summary

Jamar Goff, 23, Ree Drummond’s adopted son, was involved in violent incidents against a woman in Alabama more than a year before he was arrested on drug and assault charges. In May 2025, the woman filed for a protective order after alleging that Goff had been living at her apartment rent-free and showing signs of aggression. She claimed he punched a hole in her wall, threw her onto a couch, grabbed her by the neck, threatened to harm her while she spoke with her sister on the phone, and threw her dog against a wall. The judge ordered Goff to stay 500 feet away from the woman and prohibited him from harassing or threatening her.

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📰 Ree Drummond Son Alleged Assault
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Nate Grant
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Alabama Birmingham Oklahoma Page Six University of Central Oklahoma

Subjects

Goff PERSON · 13× Alabama GPE · 2× Birmingham GPE · 1× Jamar Goff PERSON · 1× Oklahoma GPE · 1× Page Six ORG · 1× Ree Drummond’s PERSON · 1× UAB ORG · 1× University of Alabama at Birmingham ORG · 1× University of Central Oklahoma ORG · 1×

Narrative

Goff was ordered to stay at least 500 feet away from the woman, her workplace, school and other places she frequented, and was prohibited from harassing, stalking, annoying or threatening her.
framing: mixed · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-09-25
🔮 Jamar Goff, 23, was the subject of a protective order in Alabama after a woman he was allegedly in a “dating relationship” accused him of a series of violent incidents in May 2025, according to legal filing obtained by Page Six.

Claims (26 extracted, 9 hedged)

Ree Drummond’s adopted son allegedly grabbed a woman by the neck and threw her dog against a wall more than a year before he was arrested last week on drug and assault charges. uncertain
he → adopt → charges
Jamar Goff, 23, was the subject of a protective order in Alabama after a woman he was allegedly in a “dating relationship” accused him of a series of violent incidents in May 2025, according to legal filing obtained by Page Six. uncertain
he → accuse → Page
The woman, whose identity has not been made public, claimed Goff had been living at her apartment “for free” and had shown “multiple signs of aggression.” asserted
Goff → make → aggression
In her May 28, 2025, petition for a protective order, she alleged that Goff punched a hole in her wall and flipped her couch while she and her dog were sitting on it. uncertain
she → allege → it
“He grabbed me by the neck and pushed me down onto the couch and held me there until I could not breathe,” she alleged in the filing. uncertain
she → grab → filing
She also claimed Goff “threw my dog into a wall” and threatened to harm her while she was speaking with her sister on the phone. asserted
she → claim → phone
The woman further alleged that Goff, a former University of Central Oklahoma football player, grabbed her arms and left bruises, while threatening to lock her inside her apartment. asserted
Goff → allege → apartment
A judge granted her protective order on May 28, 2025. uncertain
judge → grant → May
Goff was ordered to stay at least 500 feet away from the woman, her workplace, school and other places she frequented, and was prohibited from harassing, stalking, annoying or threatening her. asserted
she → order → her
The order remained in effect for one year and expired in May. uncertain
order → remain → May
The 2025 allegations were not the first time Goff had been accused of threatening a romantic partner. asserted
Goff → accuse → partner
In 2022, a separate woman in Oklahoma sought an emergency protective order after allegedly receiving “violent” calls and emails from Goff following their breakup. uncertain
woman → seek → breakup
She claimed he threatened to come to her home and hurt her and anyone who tried to stop him. asserted
who → claim → him
A judge subsequently ordered Goff to stay at least 100 yards away from the woman and later issued a final protective order prohibiting contact. asserted
judge → order → contact
That order expired in August 2024. asserted
order → expire → August
The allegations resurfaced following Goff’s Sept. 15 arrest in Birmingham, Alabama. asserted
allegations → resurface → Birmingham
According to court documents, police responded to the University of Alabama at Birmingham campus after receiving a report of a suspicious person, and allegedly found Goff sleeping shirtless near a fountain. uncertain
Goff → accord → fountain
He allegedly told officers he was waiting for someone to sell him “ice,” a term for methamphetamine, before running when police discovered an outstanding felony failure-to-appear warrant. uncertain
police → tell → warrant
Authorities allege Goff struck a UAB police officer in the chin with an open-handed palm before being subdued. asserted
Goff → allege → palm
He was booked on charges including second-degree assault of a police officer, unlawful possession of a controlled substance, attempting to elude an officer and drug paraphernalia possession. asserted
He → book → officer
His bond was set at $37,000. asserted
bond → set → 37,000
Goff remains in Jefferson County Jail with no release date or upcoming court date listed. asserted
Goff → remain → date
Drummond, 57, and her husband, Ladd Drummond, became foster parents to Goff in 2018, when he was a teenager. asserted
he → become → 2018
The Food Network star has not publicly addressed his recent legal troubles. asserted
star → address → troubles
Conversation Your voice matters. asserted
voice → matter → Conversation
Discussions are moderated for civility. asserted
Discussions → moderate → civility
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