Rashee Rice is guilty of 5 years of probation for Dallas Crash

Dallas – – The Wide Receiver and the former Smu soccer star Rashee Rice from Kansas City City have guilty to take a high-speed accident in connection with a high-speed accident in Dallas.

Rashee rice is guilty

What we know:

According to FOX 4 sources, Rice guilty on Thursday to lead to serious assault on the motorway and crime accident.

In return, it will serve five years of probation. He has to spend 30 days in the Dallas County prison as a condition for this probation.

The refund was also made to the victims in advance.

The plea agreement also solves the six other cases related to the crash.

What's next:

Rice is not yet custody.

Attorney Royce West said he will take precautions and will set a date to give himself.

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The background story:

The crash occurred on March 30, 2024 on the US HWY. 75 North, also known as North Central Expressway.

The authorities said Rice, who drove a Lamborghini, and Theodore Knox, who drove a Corvette, were in a high -speed race on the highway. A lawsuit also claims that Rice and Knox consumed alcohol before crashing.

Rice reported that the police said that he had lost control of the Lamborghini and triggered a chain reaction accident with six vehicles.

An affidavit for arrest warrant obtained from FOX 4 indicates that the Lamborghini Suv rice drove 119 miles per hour before the collision, while Knox 'Corvette drove 116 miles per hour, but slowed down to 91 miles per hour before the impact.

In the police records, the two athletes together with a group of passengers pulled each other out of their vehicles before they fled with their things.