Lachie Rice’s attorney said in a statement Monday that Lachie Rice is cooperating with Dallas law enforcement following last weekend’s multi-vehicle crash involving a car that was leased or registered in her name. He said that
Dallas officials told the Dallas Morning News on Sunday that they are considering interviewing the Chiefs wide receiver as part of the investigation into Saturday night’s six-vehicle crash.
“On behalf of Lachie Rice, his thoughts are with everyone affected by Saturday’s car accident,” attorney Royce West said in a statement. said in a statement to ESPN.. “Rachy is cooperating with local authorities and will take all necessary steps to deal with this situation responsibly.”
Police responded to a multi-vehicle crash on the North Central Expressway in Dallas at 6:20 p.m. when the drivers of a Chevrolet Corvette and a Lamborghini were speeding and lost control of their vehicles. The crash caused a chain reaction that involved four other vehicles.police spokesperson he told Morning News.
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The occupants of the Corvette and Lamborghini fled the scene of the crash, and Rice was listed in a Dallas police report file viewed by the Morning News as the person police believe was driving the Corvette.
Authorities have not released the identities of those involved in the accident, which resulted in no serious injuries.
Two people were treated at the scene and two others were taken to hospital.
The Chiefs have not commented on the incident, but team president Mark Donovan told KCMO Talk Radio’s “Mundo in the Morning” that the team is gathering the facts.
“In all of these situations, we have to wait until we know all the facts, and frankly, we don’t know all the facts right now,” Donovan said. “The only comforting fact we know is that there were multiple car crashes in Texas and Dallas, but fortunately there were no injuries and we are We should be grateful. We will uncover the truth, gather the facts and respond accordingly.”
Rice, a native of North Richland Hills, Texas (a suburb of Forth Worth), is coming off a rookie season in which he ranked second on the Chiefs in receptions (79 yards) and receiving yards (938 yards) and had seven touchdown catches. Recorded. .
Rice added 262 receiving yards and one touchdown during the Chiefs’ Super Bowl appearance.
