Dallas Cowboys' Josh Brent indicted on manslaughter charge Dallas Cowboys nose tackle Josh Brent holds the jersey of teammate Jerry Bown Jr. on the sidelines of the Cowboys and Pittsburgh Steelers game at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, Dec. 16, 2012. DALLAS, Dec. 26 (UPI) -- Dallas Cowboys nose tackle Josh Brent has been indicted for felony intoxication manslaughter following a car crash that killed a teammate, prosecutors say. The Dallas County District Attorney's office Wednesday announced the indictment against Brent, who police say was driving during a Dec. 8 crash that claimed the life of his passenger, Cowboys linebacker Jerry Brown. Authorities said Brent, 24, had a blood alcohol content of .189 -- more than twice the legal limit -- when he hit a curb and flipped his car while traveling at an "unreasonable speed" on an Irving, Texas, street after leaving a Dallas nightclub. While Brent suffered only minor injuries in the crash, Brown was pronounced dead after being taken from the scene to a local hospital. The defensive lineman remains free on bond while awaiting the setting of a trial date. Brent's bail was reduced from $500,000 to $100,000 last week after Dallas County District Attorney Craig Watkins said he wasn't a flight risk, The Dallas Morning News reported.