Rashee Rice suspected in connection with major accident in Dallas

[Paniero]

https://www.dallasnews.com/news/crim...ent-in-dallas/

[Tribal Warfare]

[wazu]

Originally Posted by DRM08

We’ll see. The other teams will be pushing for a pretty steep punishment. I don’t think the league office will want to look too friendly to Rice or the Chiefs after the Henry Ruggs & Jalen Carter incidents.

You have completely derailed.

[TEX]

Originally Posted by RedinTexas

I may not have facts right here, but if the police are still looking for him, that does not bode well. It tends to indicate that he is avoiding the police and that would seem to imply guilt.

This is soooooo NOT necessarily true... I was at a party in HS. Got shit faced and couldn't drive. Somehow a friend of mine ended up with my keys and my car and trenched people's yards and ended up driving that car through a 7-11 glass front store. He bailed. Police were looking for me for 2 days. I was sleeping it of at a girl's apartment. Never knew anyone was looking for me. Of course that was a different time, but sometimes it's all just a big misunderstanding, and then things get cleared up. Hoping that's the case here certainly not going to jump to any conclusions until we hear all the facts.

[Paniero]

Racing on a highway and causing serious bodily injury (like a broken arm) is a Felony 2 crime in Texas. This is not a misdemeanor offense.

[DRM08]

Originally Posted by RedinTexas

If there were no serious injuries as I've seen multiple times, why is this being called a "major" accident? Are there some criteria I've never heard of that define a difference between major and minor accidents? It seems like calling it a major accident at this point is serious exaggeration.

6+ vehicles damaged at high speed. Thank goodness nobody was seriously injured.

[Rain Man]

[QUOTE=ThyKingdomCome15;17464128]

Originally Posted by Mr_Tomahawk

https://x.com/tmz/status/17744817462...G1Yx45dPTqx9Kg[/QUOTE

No that's not my good Christian cousin Rashee's fault. Dude in the Lambo was driving like he had to five minutes to cure his AIDS.

Who the h*** buys a Lamborghini SUV? Either get a Lamborghini or admit that hauling lumber from Home Depot is a priority.

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by Paniero

Racing on a highway and causing serious bodily injury (like a broken arm) is a Felony 2 crime in Texas. This is not a misdemeanor offense.

No injuries have been confirmed.

[Buehler445]

Originally Posted by DRM08

Jalen Carter helped kill 2 people last year while driving in a reckless manner with a suspended license. He fled the scene of the crime. The NFL did not punish him in any way. If the league office gives Rice a huge suspension, that sure looks like a bad double standard applied in these 2 cases. They set the wrong precedent last year by not punishing Carter.

You're error is assuming the NFL gives half a **** if they're consistent. They've been crushed on punishment since they turned it over to Goodell. And they just don't give a ****.

See Gay and Ross vs whoever it was that beat up their girlfriend right before the playoffs.

Originally Posted by wazu

You realize he wasn't in the NFL yet when that happened, right?

Is that correct? I have no clue what the answer is, but it was during the summer IIRC and he may have signed with the NFLPA if he'd declared for the draft.

I don't know the rules, but it's possible he was an NFL employee at that point.

[neech]

Originally Posted by TheGuardian

That does look like him in the traffic cam. And same bracelet as on his IG pics

That's enough evidence for a conviction.

[TEX]

Originally Posted by Womble

I hope to God there were no serious injuries to any vacuum cleaners in this crash. The NFL will come down hard on Rashee if so.

. Yes, at least 4 games.

[DRM08]

Originally Posted by Buehler445

You're error is assuming the NFL gives half a **** if they're consistent. They've been crushed on punishment since they turned it over to Goodell. And they just don't give a ****.

See Gay and Ross vs whoever it was that beat up their girlfriend right before the playoffs.



Is that correct? I have no clue what the answer is, but it was during the summer IIRC and he may have signed with the NFLPA if he'd declared for the draft.

I don't know the rules, but it's possible he was an NFL employee at that point.

The Jalen Carter accident happened a few months before the NFL Draft. Apparently he had perfect timing to do something very stupid and end up with essentially zero consequences from it.

[Rain Man]

I'm still trying to put this together. They (Rashee and friends and fall guy) stopped, got out of the car, and then got back in and drove off? I guess we can conclude that Stephen Hawking wasn't in the car.

[Sassy Squatch]

I don't think grey shorts is Rice. Rice has a sleeve tattoo on one arm

[BWillie]

Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare

Well let the speculation begin.

Rice obviously knew he would be identified as being in the vehicle. He had 3 of his boys with him or if two were in the other car at least one other passenger. Someone either was intoxicated, maybe just high but usually when you are high you just drive slow. Maybe one of them had an unregistered firearm or illegal drug paraphernalia. But there has to be a reason why you just leave the scene on foot and it looks planned. My guess is hes going to try to have his buddy take the fall.

[Jewish Rabbi]

Originally Posted by 493rd

How do you prove he was drunk? How do you prove he was driving?

If he drove a shitty slow BMW like you this accident would have never happened as he would have been dusted right away