New Video Appears To Show Chiefs WR Rashee Rice Leaving Scene Of Car Crash

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Did Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice flee the scene after crashing his Lamborghini and causing several others to crash on Saturday?

Well, if a newly leaked video is any indication, it sure seems like it.

Rice is wanted by Dallas police after a driver fleed the scene of a multi-car accident involving a vehicle registered under his name.

New Video Appears To Show Rashee Rice Fleeing Scene Of Accident

Now a video making the round online appears to make it abundantly clear that Rice was either a driver or passenger in said vehicle.

In the video, a man in a white t-shirt, allegedly Rice, walks away from the scene of the crash while a witness asks he and his friends if they are okay.

The witness then asks the men if they are just going to leave the vehicle. To which they offer no response.

An alleged dashcam video from the incident was released on Sunday afternoon.

“A Dallas police spokeswoman told the newspaper that a driver in a Chevrolet Corvette and a driver in a Lamborghini were speeding and both lost control of their vehicles, with the Lamborghini hitting the median wall and causing a chain reaction collision involving four other vehicles,’” ESPN reports.

Rice, 23, grew up outside of Dallas and played his college career in the city at SMU. Kansas City selected him in the second round of the 2023 NFL Draft.

He caught 79 passes for 938 yards as a rookie. Both numbers were second-best on the team. He tailed only superstar tight end Travis Kelce in each. Rice also led the team in touchdown catches with seven.

The rookie also made 26 catches for 262 yards and a touchdown in four playoff games as the Chiefs went on to win yet another Super Bowl.

Neither he nor the Chiefs have offered a statement on the alleged incident.

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