NEW ORLEANS -- Former New Orleans Saints defensive end Will Smith's blood alcohol content was nearly three times the legal limit on the night he was shot and killed, a source confirmed to ESPN on Wednesday.
Smith's BAC was 0.235 according to the source, as first reported by NOLA.com. The legal limit in Louisiana is 0.08.
Results of the toxicology report have not been made public, but they were completed this week and turned over to the defense team for alleged killer Cardell Hayes during a discovery hearing Wednesday morning.
The attorney for Smith's family, Peter Thomson, said he has not seen the toxicology report.