Kansas City, Missouri – Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice was identified as the driver of a Lamborghini involved in a multi-vehicle crash that occurred in northeast Dallas. The incident took place on Saturday night and has since garnered attention, with Rice’s lawyer addressing the situation in a news conference held on Thursday.
According to the lawyer, Royce West, Rice confirmed that he was behind the wheel of the Lamborghini at the time of the crash. Dallas police, who conducted a preliminary investigation, revealed that both the Lamborghini and a Corvette were speeding and lost control, leading to the collision. The impact resulted in the Lamborghini striking the center median wall, setting off a chain reaction that involved four other vehicles.
Following the crash, the drivers of the Lamborghini and Corvette fled the scene, leaving behind a chaotic aftermath. Two individuals involved in the accident were treated for minor injuries at the scene, while two occupants from another vehicle required hospitalization for minor injuries.
West, also a Texas state senator representing District 23 in Dallas, emphasized Rice’s commitment to assisting those affected by the crash. Rice expressed his remorse and accountability for his actions in an Instagram post, taking full responsibility for his role in the incident and pledging full cooperation with authorities.
Rice, a 23-year-old receiver who hails from North Richland Hills, a suburb of Fort Worth, enjoyed a successful collegiate football career at SMU before being drafted by the Chiefs in 2023. He emerged as a key player for the team during the previous season, amassing impressive receiving yards and receptions both in the regular season and playoffs, culminating in the Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory.
The circumstances surrounding the crash and Rice’s subsequent actions have raised questions and concerns, prompting ongoing investigations to shed light on the events of that fateful evening. As the story continues to unfold, Rice’s character and future with the team may be subject to further scrutiny and evaluation.