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Mark Sanchez Caught on Video Stumbling Erratically Before Violent Stabbing in Indianapolis #shorts
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2:00Now PlayingMark Sanchez was spotted behaving erratically, stumbling along through the streets of downtown Indianapolis for at least 20 minutes before his violent encounter with his alleged victim, new video of the former Jets quarterback’s movements from the night shows. Surveillance video shows the ex-NFL star appearing to wander around drunkenly, retracing his steps, leaning against a wall, and breaking intermittently into bursts of jogging before 12:30 a.m. early on Saturday, when he was allegedly stabbed by 69-year-old grease truck driver Perry Tole following an altercation between the pair, video obtained by TMZ shows. Tole is seen pulling up into an alleyway in his truck at 12:05 a.m., according to the video.
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