Overview
- Pierce faces one count of driving under the influence and one count of driving with a 0.08% blood alcohol content, according to court filings reported by TMZ Sports.
- An arraignment is scheduled for November following the formal filing of charges this week.
- CHP officers say they found Pierce asleep in a stationary Range Rover on U.S. 101 in the San Fernando Valley after a prior multi-vehicle crash had stalled traffic.
- Officers reported signs of alcohol impairment, and Pierce provided a blood test referenced in charging documents as showing 0.08% BAC.
- Pierce previously posted that he fell asleep in standstill traffic because he was tired and has not issued further comment since the charges were filed.