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Seferian-Jenkins remains suspended after DUI charge

Apr 9, 2013, 12:38 PM | Updated: 3:51 pm

By Brady Henderson

Washington tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins has been charged with driving under the influence stemming from his arrest last month in Seattle’s University District.

According to a release from the City Attorney’s Office, Seferian-Jenkins registered a blood-alcohol level of .18 percent – more than twice the state’s legal limit – when he was arrested following a car accident on March 9.

Washington coach Steve Sarkisian said in a statement released by the school Tuesday that Seferian-Jenkins remains indefinitely suspended following the DUI charge and that he “has already begun to take the necessary steps to return at the appropriate time.”

Sarkisian suspended Seferian-Jenkins indefinitely four days after his arrest, telling reporters that his status would be re-evaluated once police completed their investigation.

Related: Sarkisian faces tough decision with Seferian-Jenkins.

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