Floyd’s first court appearance is scheduled on Feb. 24 for a pretrial hearing. He does not have to be present.
This is Floyd’s second DUI arrest. While at Notre Dame, he had a BAC of .19 when he was arrested on campus in 2011.
Police have released video of the most recent incident, which shows that Floyd’s eyes were closed, his head was back and his mouth was open when an officer approached his Cadillac Escalade at approximately 2:48 a.m. on Dec. 12. After the officer knocked on the window with his flashlight in an attempt to awaken Floyd, the officer pounded on the window with his fist and Floyd awoke with surprise.
“I thought it was nice that he did that, although I couldn’t read it myself because he’s already had me blocked on Twitter,” Moore told ESPN 710’s Freddie & Fitz, laughing.
“I heard from the Seahawks, too, that he wants to come in and apologize. And I honestly don’t feel like he needs to do that, but it’s really nice that he wants to come and do that.”
While Moore said he doesn’t need a further apology, he said he still felt the interaction rubbed him the wrong way.
“The part that bothered me the most is feeling that he’s so high and mighty and powerful that he can do whatever he wants, and that includes telling the offensive coordinator what plays to run and it also includes telling me or a reporter that he can have a credential removed,” Moore said. “And so it’s just kind of a feeling as holier than thou that it came across as.”
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Carroll and Sherman met for an hour to clear the air last Friday.