The police said the former NFL Kvoturbek and Fox Sports Television star Mark Sanchez was arrested in the hospital, which he was taken after he was stabbed late on Friday in the center of Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis Police Department stated in his statement that after the investigation and consultations with prosecutors Sanchez, now a television commentator, he was arrested “for a battery with an injury, illegal entry of a car and public intoxication”, and all of them are offenses.
“Sanchez is still in the hospital and was not booked at the center of detention for adults,” said IMPD.
The police were called shortly after midnight to the place near West -Vashington -Strithon and Northern Senate Avenue, where two people were injured, one of them now recognized as Sanchez.
Employees of the police department of Indianapolis reacted to what was described as “riots in the alley” at about 12:30 on Saturday, WTHR One person was reported, while the other received separate injuries.
Sanchez was taken to a nearby hospital in critical condition, according to TMZ SportsThe field circumstances related to the attack remain unclear. The suspect was detained according to WTHR.
Earlier, the broadcaster confirmed that he was “recovering in a hospital in a stable state” on Saturday, without specifying the work or nature of his injuries or arrest.
“The district prosecutor’s office Marion will make the final decision on the prosecution,” the statement added, noting that the arrest “is simply the charge, and Sanchez should be considered innocent, if until the guilty in court”.
The 38 -year -old Sanchez was in Indianapolis before the Sunday match Colts V Raiders at the Lucas Oil stadium, which he was supposed to call Fox Sports. He joined Fos in 2021 as NFL The broadcaster, and also contributes to the programming Studio FS1.
Before his broadcasting career, Sanchez played 10 Seasons in the NFL with several teams, including New York Jets, Philadelphia Igles and Cowboys of Dallas. He resigned in July 2019 and soon after that he began working with the ESPN football lighting before moving to Fox.
In 2023, Sanchez married his wife Perry. The couple divides three children.
