New York prosecutors revealed that an additional police report is part of the evidence against Jonathan Majors as the domestic violence case against the Marvel actor continues.

The existence of a London Metropolitan police report relevant to the U.S. case was disclosed in a bombshell 115-page filing on Tuesday by the Manhattan district attorneys office, which has charged Majors with intentional assault, reckless assault and aggravated harassment in connection with a March 25 incident involving his former girlfriend. Majors attorneys have vehemently denied the allegations against him and have accused the woman of being the aggressor. HuffPost is not naming her as she remains an alleged victim of domestic violence.

Although prosecutors included the London police report with evidence submitted in their discovery filing, they did not specify the details of that report or how it was related to the Manhattan incident.

Prosecutors also said theyre looking at whats known as a Molineaux incident, which could be evidence of an additional uncharged crime or bad acts, which took place in London in September 2022, around the time when Majors was in Britain to film the second season of the Disney+ series Loki. Majors attorneys did not comment on the new filing.