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"Chiefs' Rashee Rice Faces Lawsuit Over Texas Hit-and-Run Crash"
sports2 years ago

"Chiefs' Rashee Rice Faces Lawsuit Over Texas Hit-and-Run Crash"

Kansas City Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice and Southern Methodist cornerback Teddy Knox are facing a $10 million lawsuit for damages resulting from a multi-vehicle crash in Texas. The plaintiffs allege that Rice and Knox drove their vehicles at high speeds, showed negligence towards the victims, and evaded assisting injured commuters after the collision. The lawsuit claims severe injuries and seeks $10 million in punitive damages, as well as $1 million for medical care, physical impairment, loss of earnings, mental anguish, and property damage. Both players are facing charges from the Dallas Police, with Rice turning himself in and being released on bond, while Knox has been suspended by the SMU football team.

via USA TODAY|
#car-crash#kansas-city-chiefs#lawsuit
"Chiefs' Rashee Rice and SMU's Teddy Knox Facing Multi-Million Dollar Lawsuit for Dallas Crash"
sports2 years ago

"Chiefs' Rashee Rice and SMU's Teddy Knox Facing Multi-Million Dollar Lawsuit for Dallas Crash"

Kansas City Chiefs' Rashee Rice and SMU's Teddy Knox are being sued for over $11 million in damages by two individuals who claim they were injured in a six-vehicle crash caused by the two athletes racing their vehicles in Dallas. Meanwhile, the Chiefs are looking to address their left tackle position in the upcoming NFL draft, and the team's head coach, Andy Reid, emphasizes the need for improvement from second-year left tackle Wanya Morris. Additionally, the New York Jets have unveiled new uniforms for the 2024 season, and the Philadelphia Eagles have extended wide receiver DeVonta Smith's contract through the 2028 season.

via Arrowhead Pride|
#kansas-city-chiefs#lawsuit#nfl
Chiefs' Rashee Rice Faces $10M Lawsuit Over Dallas Car Crash
sports2 years ago

Chiefs' Rashee Rice Faces $10M Lawsuit Over Dallas Car Crash

Kansas City Chiefs' wide receiver Rashee Rice and former SMU player Teddy Knox are being sued for over $11 million in damages by two individuals who claim they were injured in a six-vehicle crash in Dallas. The plaintiffs allege that Rice and Knox deliberately raced their vehicles, causing the crash and resulting in injuries including brain trauma, cuts, bruises, and internal bleeding. Both Rice and Knox are facing multiple charges related to the incident, and Rice has surrendered to police. The Chiefs are monitoring the situation, while SMU has suspended Knox in response to the allegations.

via ESPN|
#car-crash#kansas-city-chiefs#lawsuit
"NFL Player Rashee Rice Surrenders After Driving 119 mph in Dallas Hit-and-Run Crash"
sports2 years ago

"NFL Player Rashee Rice Surrenders After Driving 119 mph in Dallas Hit-and-Run Crash"

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice and SMU football player Teddy Knox were allegedly driving nearly 120 mph just seconds before causing a six-car crash on a Texas highway, resulting in several injuries. Both players turned themselves in and are facing charges including aggravated assault. Rice issued an apology, taking responsibility for his part in the matter. The affidavit stated that both drivers took faulty evasive action, putting multiple people at risk of serious injury, and left the scene without determining if anyone needed medical attention.

via Fox News|
#car-crash#kansas-city-chiefs#rashee-rice
NFL Players Teddy Knox and Rashee Rice Surrender to Police After High-Speed Incidents
sports2 years ago

NFL Players Teddy Knox and Rashee Rice Surrender to Police After High-Speed Incidents

SMU football player Teddy Knox surrendered to police after arrest warrants were issued for his involvement in a multi-car crash, where he and Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice were reportedly racing on a Dallas freeway. Knox, who was speeding in one of two luxury cars linked to Rice, faces charges including six counts of collision involving bodily injury and one count of aggravated assault. Both Knox and Rice fled the scene, and while they have not been charged with failure to stop and render aid, they could face additional charges.

via NBC Sports|
#car-crash#police-surrender#rashee-rice
"Chiefs WR Rashee Rice Suspended and Sought by Police in Dallas Hit-and-Run Crash"
sports2 years ago

"Chiefs WR Rashee Rice Suspended and Sought by Police in Dallas Hit-and-Run Crash"

SMU wide receiver Teddy Knox has been suspended after being identified as the second driver involved in a recent chain-reaction crash in Dallas, along with Kansas City Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice, who faces eight charges, including aggravated assault. Both Rice and Knox were driving speeding sports cars, a Lamborghini and a Corvette, and left the scene without determining if anyone needed medical attention or providing their information.

via ESPN|
#car-crash#rashee-rice#smu