AFL commentator David King has apologised after police charged him with drink driving.
The two-time North Melbourne premiership player allegedly blew .010 early on Wednesday morning after being involved in a minor traffic accident.
"After having some end of season drinks, I made a terrible decision to drive and was involved in a minor incident with another vehicle," King said in a statement.
"I was subsequently charged with driving under the influence recording an alcohol reading of 0.10.
"I deeply regret my poor choice to get behind the wheel and am embarrassed and ashamed of my actions, I am thankful no one was injured.
"I've not only let myself down but more importantly my family, friends, workplace and the public who I put at risk.
"I accept full responsibility and any repercussions which result from this."
He is the third prominent football figure to be charged with drink driving in the last week.
Retired Collingwood great Dane Swan, the 2011 Brownlow Medallist, was booked last week.
Australian rugby league star Greg Inglis was banned for two Tests on Tuesday after he was charged with drink driving and speeding offences.
Inglis had been appointed Kangaroos captain only 24 hours before his suspension was announced.
