Henry Ruggs’ Mug Shot, Blood Alcohol Level, Speed of Vehicle Released

Henry Ruggs mugshot, alarming blood alcohol levels, and the outrageous speed his vehicle was going has been released.

Las Vegas Police have released Ruggs’ mug shot and several other details surrounding his fatal DUI crash.

The former Las Vegas receiver was traveling 156 MPH. Clark County firefighters arrived on the scene to extinguish the fire the wreck caused, but it was way too late to save the woman in question. Her dog also died in the fire.

Ruggs blood alcohol level was twice over the legal limit. Ruggs was also in possession of an illegal firearm. Ruggs’ car was traveling a t 127 M.P.H. at the time of impact.

Report: Henry Ruggs was reportedly driving 156mph seconds before the accident happened and was at 127mph when airbags deployed. His blood alcohol level was .161 which is over 2x the legal limit

Ruggs is lucky to be alive.

— JPA Football  (@jpafootball) November 3, 2021

Update on the Ruggs crash:

– Speed clocked at 156 MPH before crash (crashed at 127 MPH) .. Judge said he never heard of such a high speed.

– Blood drawn within 2 hours … Blood alcohol level .161 (More than twice the legal limit).

– Illegally in possession of a firearm. pic.twitter.com/zncp69GaEI

— uSTADIUM (@uSTADIUM) November 3, 2021

Former #Raiders WR Henry Ruggs is accused of driving 156 mph seconds before the crash. He was at 127mph when airbags deployed. His blood alcohol level was .161, which is more than twice the legal limit. A loaded gun was also found in the car.

This is his mug shot, via @8NewsNow: pic.twitter.com/oNDFBiQWfA

— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) November 3, 2021

Ruggs was the Raiders first round of the 2020 NFL Draft. He played for the University of Alabama.

“On behalf of our client Henry Ruggs III, we are conducting our own investigation as of this writing and ask everyone to reserve judgement until all the facts are gathered,” Ruggs’ attorneys David Chesnoff and Richard Schonfeld said in a statement Tuesday.

Ruggs will probably never play in the NFL again.

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