Tampa Bay Buccaneers assistant defensive line coach Chris Mosley was arrested late Tuesday night and charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, Josh Politlove of The Tampa Tribune reports.

Mosley was pulled over after running a red light, and police detected alcohol on his breath. Mosley was placed under arrest after failing a field sobriety test shortly before midnight, and registered blood-alcohol levels of .137 and .143 via breathalyzer test.

He was released on $500 bail this morning.

The 32-year old Mosley is in his second season on head coach Raheem Morris' staff after spending two seasons coaching at Boston College (2007) and Princeton University (2008). Mosley has also had coaching stints at Villanova, Akron, and William & Jefferson, where Mosley played running back after beginning his college playing career at Southeast Missouri State.