Former Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Henry Ruggs III is denied parole by the Nevada Board of Parole Commissioners, according to multiple reports. The decision comes Thursday, with outlets describing it as occurring nearly five years after the fatal crash that led to his conviction. Ruggs was sentenced to a prison term ranging from 3 to 10 years after he pleaded guilty in connection with a DUI that resulted in death and vehicular manslaughter. One report characterizes the denial as happening about three years into the sentence, while others describe the timing in terms of the years since the crash. The accounts agree that the parole board’s decision keeps Ruggs incarcerated at this time. No sources provided here indicate that he was released following the hearing or that the parole denial was reversed. The reports also consistently identify Ruggs as the former Raiders wide receiver and connect the parole decision to the Nevada parole process after his conviction and sentencing.