Raiders' Charles Snowden Arrested on DUI Charge in Las Vegas

The defensive end faces a misdemeanor charge after being found passed out in his vehicle with a blood-alcohol level over twice the legal limit.

Las Vegas police arrested Raiders defensive end Charles Snowden early Tuesday after responding to reports of a suspicious vehicle near a busy intersection.
Snowden was found passed out behind the wheel of a running vehicle perched on a retaining wall, with a reported blood-alcohol level of 0.19%, more than twice Nevada's legal limit of 0.08%.
The 26-year-old first-time offender was charged with a misdemeanor DUI, released without bond, and is scheduled for a court appearance in April.
The Raiders and the NFL have acknowledged the incident but have not commented on its potential impact on Snowden's status with the team.
Snowden is in his first season with the Raiders, having played all 13 games so far, and the team has dealt with multiple DUI-related arrests since relocating to Las Vegas in 2020.