Cameras Caught Keenan Allen Sneaking Out Of Jail After His Release, And He Was Not Happy About It [VIDEO]
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
Keenan Allen walked out of jail Sunday afternoon, hoping to avoid attention.
However, cameras were already waiting.
Fox59 and CBS4 reporter Max Lewis captured Allen leaving the Marion County Arrestee Processing Center shortly before 4 p.m.
NFL insider Dov Kleiman shared the footage on X, calling it “one of the craziest videos of the offseason.” The clip shows exactly why.
Allen’s attempt to dodge the cameras didn’t go smoothly.
He Climbed Into An SUV To Avoid Being Filmed
Video shows Allen walking out of the release lobby and heading toward a white SUV waiting outside. Rather than getting into a normal seat, Allen climbed into the trunk area as someone opened the back for him.
The driver, visibly annoyed by the media presence, raised his hands at the cameras and asked, “Really, dude? Really?”
Check them out below:
Allen’s release capped a chaotic 15 hours that began with his arrest. Indianapolis Metropolitan Police officers stopped to investigate a vehicle parked in a no-parking zone in downtown Indianapolis around 1 a.m. Sunday.
Officers found Allen inside and noted signs of intoxication, leading to his arrest on two misdemeanor charges: operating a vehicle while intoxicated with a blood alcohol content of .08 or higher, and OWI while endangering a person.
Allen Arrested Just Hours After His Colts Debut
Allen’s arrest followed his first appearance in a Colts uniform just hours earlier, a preseason finale loss to Detroit in which he caught one pass for 24 yards on the opening drive.
He signed with Indianapolis on a one-year deal earlier this month after spending 2025 with the Chargers.
Allen has a court date scheduled for Sept. 16, just days into the regular season.
The Colts have offered little beyond an initial statement acknowledging the situation. They did have their hands full with a roster cutdown ahead of 6 p.m. Sunday to finalize their 53-man roster ahead of Week 1 against Baltimore.
