Miles Garrett Crash
 

This will not buff!
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Link to article;

https://www.foxnews.com/sports/browns-myles-garrett-receives-citation-scary-rollover-crash-photos-show-wrecked-porsche

certainly not great tires

He was on a straight road and...

Garrett said he believed he was driving around 65 mph when he lost control of his vehicle.

I think someone talked to their lawyer before making that comment. A legal word he used was believed.

Great driving history...


WKYC reported that Garrett has been pulled over for speeding at least six times since joining the Browns as the No. 1 overall pick in the 2017 NFL Draft. In several of those instances, Garrett was driving over 100 miles per hour, the records show.

Almost exactly a year prior to the date of this week’s crash – between Sept. 24 and 25 in 2021 – Garrett was pulled over twice in a 24-hour period, first for driving 120 MPH and then for going 105. Per the report, he was fined $267 and $287 for the citations.

In another instance in May 2020, he was cited for going 100 MPH in a 65 zone, and was also charged with reckless operation of a motor vehicle and violating a turn signal. He pled guilty to speeding and had the other charges dropped, paying another fine of $308.

I read this ^^ information in another article this morning and wondered how many times he had been let go with a warning being such a high-profile NFL star in the Ohio area..? Prolly more than a few LEO's are Browns fans.

How does he not lose his license with all of those tickets?
That is one destroyed car!

All I have to say is triple digit speeding for me would result in handcuffs. Just sayin'.

Allegedly swerved to avoid hitting an animal. Very well coached indeed

I thought just about every police agency would impound the car over a certain mile per hour and/or take you to the pokey.

I know if we had that kind of activity, none of us would have a license, insurance, or a car

Not sure how this works. He has TX plates MG95. TX dl in Ohio
The normal Joe would not get the lenient treatment.

The accident investigators and/or insurance company are very good at figuring out how fast he was going and what actually happened.

The ECU will show the last 30 seconds of operation , including the speed.

Who has the legal right to get the ECU data?

that is something I cannot answer

the insurance company.... it was in the fine print just above where you signed the policy application...

or were you kidding? thought that had to be in green font??

You can't run the 40 in 4.4 at 272 lbs.

i was pulled for doing 100 in a 30, he let me go.
also passed a car with a double yellow.

Dude ran out of talent..... end of story. Lucky to be alive. The fact that he is a football player has nothing to do with it, except is it sells and is click bait...

Total looser.

Cheers