Report: Keenan Allen's BAC was measured at 0.224 percent
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Key Points:
- Colts receiver Keenan Allen faces an enhanced misdemeanor DUI charge after a breath test showed a blood-alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.224 percent, nearly three times the legal limit of 0.08 percent in Indiana.
- The high BAC level classifies as extreme intoxication under the NFL’s substance-abuse policy, potentially leading to more than a three-game suspension.
- Allen also provided a blood sample, but those results have not yet been released, and the timeline for case resolution remains uncertain.
- The NFL may impose increased discipline if aggravating circumstances are confirmed, including extreme intoxication or prior misconduct, but Allen could avoid league punishment if the case drags on or if he retires after the 2026 season.
