KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Police seek Chiefs' Rashee Rice

[Woodman]

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Arrest warrant issued for Rashee Rice, who faces eight charges


An arrest warrant has been issued for Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice for his part in a multi-vehicle crash in Dallas last month, WFAA reports. Rice’s attorney acknowledged last week that his client was driving the Lamborghini SUV, which allegedly was racing a Corvette leased in Rice’s name.

Rice, 23, faces six counts of collision involving bodily injury, one count of collision involving serious bodily injury and one count of aggravated assault, according to the arrest warrant obtained by WFAA.

All of the charges are felonies.

Theodore Knox, the driver of the Corvette, faces the same charges as Rice. A Teddy Knox is listed as a cornerback on SMU’s football team, which is where Rice played collegiately.

[Woodman]

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NFL continues to monitor felony case against Rashee Rice - NBC Sports

The Chiefs also could release Rice, avoiding the potential requirement of having to pay him while he is unavailable to play. He has a fully-guaranteed salary of $1.045 million for 2024. The Chiefs could potentially void the guarantees, based on the language of his contract.

The Chiefs had no comment on the matter as of Wednesday night.

[Woodman]

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The eight felony charges — six of collision involving bodily injury, one of collision involving serious bodily injury, one of aggravated assault — do not include charges for leaving the scene of an accident involving injury. Those could still be coming.
The league typically waits for the criminal case to resolve itself before imposing discipline. Because Rice faces felony charges, he could be placed on paid leave.
The league often doesn’t use paid leave in the offseason, since there’s nothing to be on leave from. The Chiefs could ask Rice to skip the offseason program. In 2019, the Chiefs and receiver Tyreek Hill agreed that he would stay away from offseason workouts while authorities were investigating a broken arm suffered by his son. Hill eventually was not charged.

[Mad Max]

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F him and F the Chiefs. First Reid’s son now this jabroni. Scumbags.

[notacon]

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This still has nothing to do with the Bills.

[BillsOwnAll]

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I haven’t been on this site in months. I wanted to see if there was any updates on this story. And this is where I came. This has everything to do with the bills. I skipped right past the 18 threads about if we should trade up or trade down to find it. People like you are why this board died. Get over yourself Jesus Christ.

[Chet]

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This still has nothing to do with the Bills.

You need a dog, or a hobby.

[Chet]

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Rashee Rice faces potential discipline from NFL or Chiefs

Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice faces problems on various fronts, due to Saturday night’s street race that became a six-car crash. Civil liability is a given. Criminal liability is very possible, if he was driving one of the cars.
Apart from the potential consequences imposed by the legal system, Rice could endure possible punishment from the NFL or the Chiefs.
The league could impose discipline under the Personal Conduct Policy. If he was driving (and street racing) and if he left the scene of an accident involving injuries, he could be suspended by the NFL.
It’s not as simple for the Chiefs to take action. They could cut him for the incident, and they could void his guaranteed salary for 2024 (if he was indeed street racing). He possibly could be suspended for conduct detrimental to the team, but that would be a challenge — it’s the offseason and the conduct had nothing to do with his job.

He a good boy he dindu nuffin

[Woodman]

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Rashee Rice was driving at 119 mph seconds before crash

More details are emerging about the street-racing crash caused by Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice. And they’re not good for Rice.

According to the Dallas Morning News, the arrest affidavit contends that Rice was driving the Lamborghini Urus 119 miles per hour roughly 4.5 seconds before the six-car crash. The Corvette against which Rice was racing allegedly was going 116 mph.

The speed limit on the highway where the crash happened was 70 miles per hour.

Rice reportedly faces eight felony charges as a result of the crash. Neither the Chiefs nor the NFL have taken action in response to the incident, which exposes Rice to scrutiny under the Personal Conduct Policy.

[Woodman]

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Rashee Rice faces $1 million lawsuit for street-racing crash - NBC Sports

Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice faces various issues arising from last month’s street-racing incident in Dallas. One of them became tangible on Monday.

Via Fox 4 in Kansas City, Rice and SMU cornerback Teddy Knox face a $1 million lawsuit for injuries occurring during the six-car crash.

The plaintiffs are Irina Gromova and Edvard Petrovskiy. They allegedly suffered “trauma to the brain, lacerations to the face requiring stitches, multiple contusions about the body, disfigurement, internal bleeding, and other internal and external injuries that may only be fully revealed over the course of medical treatment.”

[Woodman]

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Conflicting reports have emerged today as to the amount being sought in the lawsuit against Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice arising from last month’s street-racing crash.
At least two reports say it’s $1 million. At least one report says it’s $10 million. Here’s what I’ll say: It doesn’t matter.
For jurisdictional purposes, the amount being sought is relevant. For the final verdict, it’s not.
A jury will give whatever the jury gives. Key aspects include medical expenses, which have a specific number, and compensation for pain and suffering, which is up to whatever the jury chooses to give.

[Gibby 2.0]

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hate the queefs, but hate hate hate seeing all that talent going to waste because he wanted to be a dumbass behind the wheel.

[Mad Max]

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hate the queefs, but hate hate hate seeing all that talent going to waste because he wanted to be a dumbass behind the wheel.

Let’s face it many of these guys are not to smahhtttt to begin with. Then add instant money and fame…bad things man bad things.

[Bill Cody]

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Rashee Rice was driving at 119 mph seconds before crash

More details are emerging about the street-racing crash caused by Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice. And they’re not good for Rice.

According to the Dallas Morning News, the arrest affidavit contends that Rice was driving the Lamborghini Urus 119 miles per hour roughly 4.5 seconds before the six-car crash. The Corvette against which Rice was racing allegedly was going 116 mph.

The speed limit on the highway where the crash happened was 70 miles per hour.

Rice reportedly faces eight felony charges as a result of the crash. Neither the Chiefs nor the NFL have taken action in response to the incident, which exposes Rice to scrutiny under the Personal Conduct Policy.

Well the good news is he was winning

[Bill Cody]

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hate the queefs, but hate hate hate seeing all that talent going to waste because he wanted to be a dumbass behind the wheel.

I don't hate it. I want to see his ass slapped down HARD. What he did was incredibly reckless and it's lucky there were not fatalities. Actions have consequences.

My guess is the lawsuit may be a bit sketchy. The passenger may have figured out they had a brain injury as soon as they found out who hit him but that's my cynical side kicking in there.