Rex Ryan surrenders in alleged hit-and-run that injured 2 pedestrians: Police
Summary
Former NFL coach and ESPN analyst Rex Ryan surrendered in Nashville on Wednesday over six misdemeanor warrants tied to an alleged hit-and-run. Police said two pedestrians suffered minor injuries after a pickup truck struck them in downtown Nashville on Nov. 5 and drove away.Key Facts
- Police said the pedestrians were crossing Broadway with a walk signal just before midnight on Nov. 5.
- Police allege a pickup truck turned right from Fourth Avenue, ran over both pedestrians’ feet and struck one person’s leg.
- The pedestrians reportedly photographed the driver and the truck’s license plate, which police said was registered to Ryan.
- Police said the pedestrians suffered minor injuries.
- Ryan faces two counts each of leaving the scene of an accident, failing to give information or render aid, and failing to obey a traffic control signal.
- A judicial commissioner set Ryan’s bond at $6,000.
- ESPN said it was aware of the matter and in touch with Ryan.
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