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Former pro-football star suspected of DUI after three vehicle crash

Posted on Apr 26, 2010

A former Houston Oilers quarterback has been cited with failure to control his speed and was arrested under suspicion of driving while intoxicated after a three-car crash in Bryan.

The former footballer, Dan Pastorini, 60, was driving south on South Texas alone in his white 2006 Mercedes when he drove into the back of a 2000 Toyota Tacoma pickup truck. The pickup crossed into the northbound lanes of the 3600 block of S. Texas, colliding with a green 1996 Ford Explorer.

After the crash Pastornini complained of minor injuries, and was taken to the hospital. There his blood was drawn so it could be tested for alcohol, as the officer who responded to the crash scene thought he smelled alcohol on Pastorini’s breath.

After being arrested, Pastorini was released from the Brazos County jail on a $3,000 bond. He was not the only driver in hot water after the crash. According to the Bryan Police Department the driver of the Toyota pickup truck was cited for driving without a license, and the driver of the Explorer was cited for driving with an invalid license.

The other drivers did not report injuries as a result of the crashes. At this time Pastorini’s blood alcohol levels have not yet been released, so it is unknown if he was intoxicated or how badly he was intoxicated at the time of the accident.

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