Rashee Rice Has an Arrest Warrant Issued by Dallas Police
Due to his involvement in an automobile accident in late March, the wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs is facing eight counts.
According to local news source WFAA, Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice has an arrest warrant out for him, so he will be charged with anything related to the six-vehicle incident he caused in Dallas at the end of March.
Rice has one day to turn himself in to the police. Defendants are given the option to report to precincts by the Dallas Police Department prior to having officers bring them in.
The Chiefs wide receiver was reportedly operating a Lamborghini on the North Central Expressway, while Theodore Knox, another motorist, was operating a Corvette, according to Dallas police. After losing control, both cars struck four more cars.
Aggravated assault, causing a collision with serious bodily injury, and six counts of causing a collision with injury are the allegations brought against Rice. The same accusations were used to indict Knox, a football player at Southern Methodist University.
The 23-year-old athlete promised to assist law enforcement and take full responsibility for his departure from the accident scene. The wide receiver was operating the Lamborghini on a financial lease, according to Royce West, Rice’s attorney, who verified this last week. The Corvette was hired in his name.
