Marshawn Lynch

Cops say Marshawn Lynch appeared to be completely wasted during his DUI arrest earlier this week -- falling in and out of sleep during questioning and ...

Marshawn's attorneys, Richard A. Schonfeld and David Z. Chesnoff, released a statement on the matter Thursday afternoon ... saying, "Marshawn was not pulled over for a DUI. Rather the vehicle was safely parked and not in operation. Marshawn appreciates and is thankful for everyone’s concern and support." They also said roadway markings seemingly showed Lynch's car had slammed into sidewalk areas repeatedly before it had come to a stop. During the stop, cops say Lynch "stated that he was not drinking and he does not do drugs, but that he stole the vehicle." "Lynch was not cooperative or willing to comply with the Search Warrant and corrections officers from the City of Las Vegas had to use a restraint chair to force a blood draw," officers wrote in the police report. Cops say Marshawn Lynch appeared to be completely wasted during his DUI arrest earlier this week -- falling in and out of sleep during questioning and reeking of booze -- while telling officers he had stolen the car he was in.

New details appear to have emerged in the arrest of former NFL running back Marshawn Lynch, with the authorities alleging that the five-time Pro Bowler told ...

“Through the course of the investigation, officers determined that Lynch was impaired and conducted an arrest. The stench of an “alcoholic beverage” allegedly came from the car as well. Authorities also noted in the report that when they attempted to converse with Lynch, he would speak and “fall back asleep several times” during the interaction.

Marshawn Lynch, 36, was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of DUI. According to an arrest report, Lynch was asleep behind the wheel when police found him.

For that incident, Lynch pleaded guilty to failure to exercise due care to pedestrian, had his license revoked and was fined $100 with a $50 surcharge. "Marshawn was not pulled over for a DUI," Lynch's attorneys, Richard A. Schonfeld and David Z. Chesnoff, said in a statement emailed to USA TODAY Sports. "Rather the vehicle was safely parked and not in operation. Later in the video, Lynch is seen being forcibly removed from the car and placed face-down on the asphalt while officers handcuff The report states that officers "observed a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emitting from the vehicle, his person and his breath along with bloodshot, watery eyes." Officers followed marks on the road that showed the car had hit the sidewalk near to where the car was found, with a tire located there. The report, which was obtained by USA TODAY Sports, states that Las Vegas Metro Police came up to a car at 7:25 a.m. Tuesday at Fairfield Avenue and West Utah Avenue, which is just north of the Las Vegas Strip. Officers noticed that the car, a Shelby GT500 Coupe sports car, was in "undriveable condition."

Former NFL running back Marshawn Lynch may not have helped his case when he was pulled over Tuesday by Las Vegas police. According to TMZ Sports, ...

Marshawn appreciates and is thankful for everyone’s concern and support." The Las Vegas Review-Journal's Glenn Puit reported authorities made note of the damage to the vehicle, which was judged to be undrivable. "Marshawn was not pulled over for a DUI. Rather the vehicle was safely parked and not in operation.

Marshawn Lynch was in bad shape after his DUI arrest this week, but the video is scary. Lynch was dragged out of his car by the hood.

Marshawn Lynch was in bad shape after his DUI arrest this week, but the video is scary. During the stop, cops say Lynch “stated that he was not drinking and he does not do drugs, but that he stole the vehicle.” Lynch was dragged out of his car by the hood of his sweatshirt and was thrown to the ground.

The body camera video generated during the arrest of former NFL running back and current Seahawks “special correspondent” has been released.

“That is a criminal offense,” the officer says, “and you will go to jail. I’m just asking what it the problem?” What is the problem?