Kansas City Chiefs’ Rashee Rice faces 8 criminal charges after Dallas hit.

Earlier this month, the wide receiver admitted that he was operating the

Lamborghini thatwas involved in an accident in Texas.

Rashee Rice, a wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs, has an arrest warrant out for

him on eight criminal charges stemming from a hit-and-run

incident involving multiple vehicles in Dallas on March 30, the Dallas Police Department said on Wednesday.

Six counts of collision involving injury, one case of collision involving serious bodily injury,

and one count of aggravated assault are among the allegations. Wednesday night,

the police had not taken him into jail.

At a news conference last week, Rice’s lawyer, Royce West,

stated that the 23-year-old admitted to being the driver of the Lamborghini that

raced down North Central Expressway beside a Corvette. According to authorities,

On Wednesday night, inquiries for comment from West went unanswered.

The driver of the Corvette, according to police, is Theodore Knox, 21, who is likewise not in arrest.

Knox is charged with the same offenses, DPD claims.

Knox was originally recognized by WFAA as an SMU football player.

Officials from the SMU athletic department did not promptly respond to messages left for them,

and an SMU representative referred inquiries for comments to the DPD.

According to SMU’s online football roster for the 2024 season,

Knox is a junior cornerback.

Last season, he participated in 11 games.

There will be no fees for the occupants of the two cars.

Police reported that two of the four individuals suffered minor injuries and were admitted to the hospital.

Additional information provided by Denton Record-Chronicle reporter Brett Vito. KERA,

a Dallas-based NPR member station, initially ran this story.