New footage shows Mark Sanchez before the alleged attack on the truck driver

Newly released surveillance footage sheds more light on the chaotic moments leading up to the former NFL quarterback’s career. Mark SanchezAlleged attack on a 69-year-old truck driver Perry Toll In downtown Indianapolis.

video, He got it TMZ, It shows Sanchez wandering the streets near the Indiana State Capitol for about 20 minutes before the violent brawl that sent both men to the hospital.

In the footage, the former New York Jets star can be seen looking disoriented — stumbling, leaning against a wall, and breaking into a short jog before spinning back toward the loading dock. At 12:25 a.m., Sanchez stopped briefly behind a dumpster, then ran toward the truck driven by Toole, moments before the couple disappeared from sight.

Five minutes later, Sanchez was seen clutching his chest and staggering in the photo, moments after authorities said he was stabbed by Toole in self-defense during the alleged attack. Police said the two men were seriously injured during the fight.

Emergency responders arrived at 12:37 a.m., prepared crime scene tape and treated Toole for wounds to his face and head. Video shows the driver being loaded into an ambulance about ten minutes later, wearing a neck brace and covered in blood.

According to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, Sanchez, 38, was arrested on Saturday, October 4, on a charge of felony assault involving serious bodily injury, along with three misdemeanor charges. The incident occurred while Sanchez was in Indianapolis to report on it Fox Sports Indianapolis Colts – Las Vegas Raiders match on Sunday, October 5.

Sanchez remains hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries and has pleaded not guilty through his attorney.

Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears He mentioned in an interview with Good morning America That a felony battery charge could be upgraded, noting that an aggravated battery charge could result in a prison sentence of three to 16 years.

“For us, it’s all about gathering as much information as possible,” Mears said. “A lot of times, that comes from medical providers being able to say, ‘As a result of these injuries, this person is going to have to deal with the following things for the rest of their life or for a significant period of their life.’

Toole, who told officers he was acting in self-defense, was treated and later released from the hospital. He also filed a civil suit against Sanchez, alleging that the former midfielder seriously injured him after punching him in the face and striking him in the body during the altercation.

“I’m fairly certain he’s never been in a fight in his whole life,” said an old friend. Greg Kisling to Fox 59 News. “He is a very peaceful man and in this situation I think faith guided him, as he told me: ‘Faith guided my hand to protect myself.’”

Court documents also revealed new details about the moments leading up to the fight.

Toole told investigators that Sanchez appeared intoxicated and “smelled of alcohol” when he approached the truck.

“PT did not have his hearing aids because his truck was too loud,” the affidavit stated. “When Labor leaned over, he stated that Mr. Sanchez reeked of alcohol and that his speech was slurred.”

Sanchez, who has since been released on bail, has not commented publicly. Fox Sports It has not yet been announced whether he will remain on the air pending the outcome of the investigation, but he has been left out of the talent roster for this weekend’s matches.