IRVING, Texas - Former Dallas Cowboys running back Joseph Randle told police officers during his most recent arrest that it was the "end of his career."
"They're going to put this all over the place," Randle said while being put in handcuffs. "Randle arrested again."
Randle was arrested early Monday morning on a speeding warrant. Police told him he was wanted after failing to pay for a prior ticket.
His ex-girlfriend's mother called police saying Randle was ringing her doorbell at 3 a.m.
An exchange with Irving police officers was captured on dash cam video obtained by WFAA.
Randle told officers he had driven to the home on Finley Street in Irving from Kansas that night after his car was taken from his house in Wichita, "without my permission."
He said he was checking to see if the car was at his ex-girlfriend's house.
"It's not, so there ain't no telling where it's at," Randle said.
He was arrested and booked into the Irving jail, but posted a $359 bond and was freed by 8:45 a.m.
Randle was released by the Cowboys on Nov. 3, and has not found a job in the NFL since.
In October 2014, he was arrested in Frisco after trying to steal a tester bottle of cologne and underwear at a department store. In February 2015, a domestic violence call came from his Kansas home, and he was arrested on a marijuana charge. That was later dropped.
Nothing came from the domestic violence allegations.
According to the Star-Telegram, Randle was arrested at the Kansas Star Casino in November 2015 and faces charges of disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and criminal trespass.
