Authorities are awaiting the results of drug tests on Mark Sanchez, the Indianapolis prosecutor leading the case against the ex Jets quarterback said.
“We’re very interested in what the toxicology reports are going to reveal,” Marion County prosecutor Ryan Mears told NBC News’ Tom Llamas in a Monday night interview.
“We’re going to work with investigators to gather as much information as possible so we can have a complete picture of what took place,” he added.
A scheduled court hearing in Indianapolis for Sanchez was postponed until Tuesday after authorities in Indiana upgraded a charge against the 38-year-old Fox Sports pundit following an alleged altercation with a grease truck driver resulting in him getting stabbed, Mears explained.
He added that security video from the scene early Saturday morning shows “Mr Sanchez running at times before he makes contact with the victim in this case.”
But Mears said nobody is “sure why he was running that late at night and certainly not sure why there was a dispute over the parking spot.
He added: “This individual was just trying to do his job.”
