Do you have any idea on you, sir? You don't have any ID on you? Is the car registered to you? No? What started as a routine call about a suspicious vehicle quickly turned into something far more shocking. Okay, come on. On December 10th, 2024, Las Vegas, Nevada, officers arrive at the scene on Rainbow Boulevard near Sunset Road. In front of them is a white Jeep Grand Cherokee, engine still running, parked dangerously close to the edge of a 4-ft retaining wall. It's not a simple arrest, it's a far more shocking arrest. Inside the driver's seat, completely slumped over and unresponsive, is [music] Charles Snowden, the 27-year-old defensive end for the Las Vegas Raiders, a professional American football player in the NFL. He's drunk. Hey. Need another police. Yeah, let's get another unit. Hey. Officers knock on the window multiple times, no response. They try again and again. Hey, what do you see on your side? I don't see anything. See any weapons? No, that's what I was looking for. I don't see anything, any weapons. I see a closed thing of alcoholic beverage. Do you see any alcohol over there? No, just an empty box. Almost looks like an In-N-Out box. It could be a gift. No one saw No one witnessed him driving, though. What This he's He's freaking drunk, or I'm assuming he's drunk. What do you think? He's having a medical episode? It's not open, though. And we didn't see him driving. So, what do we do? Oh, yeah. But, I mean, as far as arresting him we didn't witness him driving. But, you could articulate that he would have to drive to get to this point. Is the car still in drive? I can't tell if I can't tell from where I'm at. Pretty sure he's 408, though. Oh, yeah. But, I mean, as far as arresting him we didn't witness him driving. But, you could articulate that he would have to drive to get to this point. So, he He might have rolled over here? Yep. Copy that. Look here this side. Is he unresponsive still? Yes, he's trying to get up. You watch him. I'm going to call for a law. Can you bring me a pair, too? Can you bring me a pair? Oh. You lucky gloves. Good. Yep. Hey, he's doing the same thing. Hey, Carter, can you see the car is resting on a shopping cart, man? What's up? It's resting on a shopping cart. Yeah, I know. >> crazy? Oh my god. Yeah, I know. Need another police. Finally, after several attempts, they managed to wake him up, but what happens next is unbelievable. Hey, step out of the vehicle for me. Step out in front of my car. Okay, come on. Straighten up for me. Straighten your feet. We're going to need two We're going to need two cops, probably. We're going to have to place him in the car because he's too drunk to even stand. We're going to have to place him in the car because he's too drunk to even stand. We'll better pull him out and check him out, too. Hey, sir, do you know where you are? Where you are? What? Trying to get home? Where are you coming from? Washington? What are you doing out here? In his confused state, he tells the police that he thinks [music] he is in Florida, even though he is right in the heart of Las Vegas, Nevada. Do you know what state you're in? Yeah. What state? Florida. Florida? You're not in Florida. Do you know what city? No? Okay. Sit tight. Who's the Who's the DUI expert on our squad on our squad? Do you have any idea on you, sir? You don't have any ID on you? Is the car registered to you? No? I just got to go home, please. >> You know, you're not going anywhere. Okay. Do you realize that you crashed your car off of uh I got to go home. Okay, well, that's not going to happen. >> Okay. You know. Cuz it seems like you've been drinking. You know. Hey, how's it going, guys? Um so, we found him inside the car. He wasn't responding for the longest time. He finally stepped out. He's been like this ever since. He was inside the car the same way. Charles Snowden, a professional NFL athlete who is supposed to be at the peak of physical fitness, can barely keep his balance. He fails the sobriety tests miserably. His movements are slow, uncoordinated, and he is unable to follow basic instructions. He opens his eyes whenever I Hey, boss, can you hear me? Yes, sir. Okay. I'm keeping him a paramedic. What's going on? I don't have to know. What's going on tonight? Nothing. You don't know? What happened? Just that. Yeah, we found him inside the car. We trying to figure out if he's a drunk driver or if he's having a medical emergency, so. He's intoxicated, but, you know. Is anything bothering you right now, boss? No. Did you do any drugs tonight? Yes, sir. Okay. I'm going to ask you a few silly questions, okay? What's your name? Charles Snowden. Charles? Do you know what city you're in? California. Okay. Where is Vegas, Florida? What state is Vegas in? Nevada. Okay. You're in Las Vegas, Nevada, right now. What year is it? 2024. Okay. Who won the election? It's not a political question. I just got to ask. You do any drugs tonight, dude? No. Cuz your car is kind of like hanging over this wall right here. How'd that happen? I'm not sure. Make sure you haven't been drinking or anything. We're with the medical men. We're not trying to get you in trouble. We're just trying to make sure everything's going fine, okay, with you. Do you have any medical history? >> No. No. I don't know what that is. Social. Okay. Is he getting slowly He's just going to fall down. >> Okay. Hey. I told you. Get up, man. Get up. He's gone. He's gone. I got a light right here under him. >> Got it. You sit down, bud. Come and sit. Sit down. Sit down. Oh, yeah, he smells like alcohol. The strong smell of alcohol fills the air. All right, Charles. I think we got to run you down to the hospital tonight, man. Does that sound okay? Okay, cool. Do you smell anything? Yeah, he smells like alcohol. Okay. Was he fighting you guys at all? No. >> No, he's just been like this all night. Okay, no worries. We'll just take the cuffs off, then. We don't need to restrain him. We're going to take the cuffs off you, okay, bud? All right. All right, good. Can you kick your uh your legs up? Hey, your feet. Feet up there, man. Can you stick your tongue out for me? Thank you. Do you have a history of seizures or anything? No. Are you hurting anywhere? No. Got it? Where were you trying to go? I got this feeling of control over my arm. Okay. Um who who's on your squad who's DUI? I'll tell you in a little bit, okay? Have you been sick recently? Hey, Recorder Recorder is calling me. I'll give you a call back, okay? Wait. All right, boss. Just go ahead and meet me back at your vehicle. Hey, what are you guys again? 214. Uh community? 214. Yeah. It's 21446. Community 214 John C. Hey McCarty, you there? Okay, are you working? Okay. Hey, I don't mean to bother you, but I'm I'm on a a guy that's on private property that uh crashed his car over a wall. He's clearly He's clearly drunk and on phone driving. This is the arrest of a professional American football player caught so intoxicated that he didn't even know which state he was in and was too drunk to stand on his own two feet. Charles Snowden was charged with misdemeanor DUI, first offense. His blood alcohol level was recorded at .18 to .19, more than double the legal limit. This footage is a clear reminder that even professional athletes are not exempt from the law. What's your opinion on this incident? Let me know in the comments. If you're interested in real body cam footage and case breakdowns like this, don't forget to subscribe and stay updated. Thanks for watching. [music]