Mark Sanchez’s Alleged Victim Released From Hospital, Long Road to Recovery, Lawyer Says

The alleged sufferer within the Mark Sanchez stabbing incident has been launched from the hospital, the 69-year-old’s legal professionals inform TMZ Sports … however with severe accidents that make it onerous to even speak, he is acquired an extended highway to restoration.

We spoke with attorneys Erik May and Eddie Reichert on Monday — the boys representing Perry Tole — who was severely wounded after an altercation with the previous NFL QB early Saturday morning in downtown Indianapolis.

“He’s released from the hospital, recovering, and hopeful that he’ll regain function to, you know, his ability to speak,” May mentioned.

“Right now he’s having a real difficult time communicating because of the large gash on his face that affected his jaw, tongue, and mouth. He’s just at home resting, but we expect further medical treatment and ongoing treatment well into the future.”

Tote suffered a deep gash to his face, along with different accidents.

May praised the near-70-year-old for being a “tough son-of-a-gun” … who simply obtained his U.S. citizenship in September.

Reichert additionally highlighted Tole’s sturdy household values, revealing that his son’s marriage ceremony is that this weekend — an occasion his legal professionals say he’ll now must miss because of the incident with Sanchez.

“We’re just all really thankful that he’s still with us,” May mentioned, “Anytime a 69-year-old gets into any kind of scrum, you worry about what the health consequences of something like that is gonna be.”

“It’s not every day you get in a scrum with a 6’2″, 230-pound, ex-professional athlete.”

On Monday, Tole filed a civil lawsuit in opposition to Sanchez, claiming he “suffered permanent disfigurement, loss of function, other physical injuries, emotional distress, and other damages.”

He additionally sued FOX Corporation, claiming they need to have identified Sanchez’s “unfitness” as a result of his “propensity for drinking and/or harmful conduct.”