LOS ANGELES -- A woman in Los Angeles has filed a civil lawsuit against Puka Nacua alleging the Rams wide receiver made an "unprovoked antisemitic statement" and later bit her on the shoulder. The lawsuit cites gender violence, assault and battery, and negligence. The plaintiff, Madison Atiabi, alleged the events happened on New Year's Eve in Century City. In the court document obtained by ESPN, Atiabi said Nacua said, "f--- all the Jews," and that she "immediately felt uncomfortable and emotionally distressed" because of her Jewish faith. Later in the lawsuit, Atiabi said she was in a car with Nacua when he "forcibly" bit her on the left shoulder, "leaving a circular imprint of his teeth on her body." The lawsuit also alleges Nacua bit her friend's thumb in the car "with such force that her companion screamed in acute pain." The woman filed for a temporary restraining order, but that request was denied. A hearing is scheduled for April 14, according to multiple reports.…