Rashee Rice suspected in connection with major accident in Dallas

[Paniero]

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

[raybec 4]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

Mahomes could **** Gracie on Clark's bed and get caught without getting cut.

And I think the idea that the Chiefs 'knew something' nobody else knew regarding Hill is also a bit of a rearview mirror rationalization.

Clark Hunt: Hatchet Man is a little overblown, IMO.

They cut Hunt because he was a RB and I don't think they care that much. They held onto Hill like grim death until quite some time later evidence started to emerge because he was a superstar they needed at that time.

I think ultimately Clark and the team will be careful what questions they ask and they'll be fairly lax about how strictly they read the answers. Because ultimately all you need is the belief that you're some strict disciplinarian with your players and Hunt provided him with that shield. Hunt was a fairly fungible head on a stick that lets you get away with being a little less of a stickler when it's someone like Rice.

Kareem died so that Rice could live.

Kareeem on a cross

[Dunerdr]

Originally Posted by In58men

Whoever Lance The Spoken is, he’s very dramatic about everything. Bro sucks

Him and Athan are in a tie for worst chiefs “guys” for me.

[Bearcat]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

He's engagement farming, and he's good at it.

Is that seriously what we're calling attention whoring these days?

[KC Hawks]

Clark also probably learned from the Hunt situation when he was picked up by the Browns after getting cut. He won't make the same mistake with Rice.

[Coogs]

Originally Posted by digger

I see three guys get out of the SUV...

As do I. I'm not 100% convinced any of the three, or five for that matter, is Rice.

[mr. tegu]

Originally Posted by Coogs

As do I. I'm not 100% convinced any of the three, or five for that matter, is Rice.

So Rice wasn’t there and instead of just saying so at any point in the last 48 hours he is just what, enjoying the speculation?

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by Bearcat

Is that seriously what we're calling attention whoring these days?

if you're good at something never do it for free

[jettio]

The legal sleuths are acting like there will be a tontine like in the Simpsons season 7, episode 22.

Rice will have to be candid about who was driving with his lawyers and his insurer if he wants his insurance coverage to provide most of the money for any liability. And he will have to be candid with Chiefs and NFL.

There is a James Cagney movie titled, Never Steal Anything Small.

If Rice shows a lack of candor from today forward he would be screwing himself big time to avoid manageable consequences.

If the medical bills and property damage are within policy limits, there is nothing much to gain with clamming up over something like this.

Rice needs to follow, "Don't be an asshole." and him not being truthful will be worse than the racing and the crash.

[frozenchief]

Originally Posted by CapsLockKey

This thread is full of Columbo level entertainment. I'm no lawyer, but this isn't a true hit and run since he didn't drive off from the scene. They didn't even run away, just casually walked down the highway which I assume got picked up by someone eventually. No one was seriously injured. The other drivers involved have his plates regardless. This seems like a fairly nothing burger other than some traffic tickets and fines for not being around and leaving your vehicle in the road unattended when the cops showed up.

This has to be an April Fool's Day joke. I could not make this argument to the jury with a straight face:

"Ladies and gentlemen, my client did not leave the scene of an accident because he WALKED away. He didn't drive way. He didn't fail to render aid. He saw that no one needed aid so he just strolled away."

I'd get laughed out of court.

I fully admit I'm not licensed in Texas but generally the law imposes a duty to remain on the scene in the event of an accident. The method and mode of your departure from the scene of an accident is not a defense. If they had touched bumpers, pulled over to look at the damage and both decided that there was no harm and no foul and went their merry way, fine. But if you do enough damage that the vehicles are no longer operable, even if it doesn't appear that anybody is hurt, you need to stay on the scene until the cops come and you give them your relevant info.

[The Franchise]

Originally Posted by In58men

Whoever Lance The Spoken is, he’s very dramatic about everything. Bro sucks

He's a friend of Clay and that moron Shaggy Shane. That's all you really have to worry about.

[Otter]

Originally Posted by CapsLockKey

This thread is full of Columbo level entertainment. I'm no lawyer, but this isn't a true hit and run since he didn't drive off from the scene. They didn't even run away, just casually walked down the highway which I assume got picked up by someone eventually. No one was seriously injured. The other drivers involved have his plates regardless. This seems like a fairly nothing burger other than some traffic tickets and fines for not being around and leaving your vehicle in the road unattended when the cops showed up.

This thread may have the all time stupidly content on my years on this forum.

That's truly saying something.

[In58men]

Originally Posted by Dunerdr

Him and Athan are in a tie for worst chiefs “guys” for me.

Okay, glad to know he’s definitely a douche. I won’t feed into his bullshit then.

[Coogs]

Originally Posted by mr. tegu

So Rice wasn’t there and instead of just saying so at any point in the last 48 hours he is just what, enjoying the speculation?

I’m not saying he is not there. I’m just saying from everything we have seen it might be harder identifying Rice than who was driving the SUV.

[KCJake]

What's with the guns? These younger guys and there duffle bags full of guns. I don't get it

[FloridaMan88]

Originally Posted by Megatron96

So, still no statement?

It’s all an April Fool’s joke.