Former NFL head coach Rex Ryan surrendered to Nashville police on Wednesday, facing six misdemeanor charges in connection with an alleged hit-and-run incident that injured two pedestrians. The incident occurred last Thursday night when Ryan's truck reportedly struck the pedestrians as they crossed a downtown street, with authorities stating they had the right of way.
Ryan, who is also known for his work as an ESPN analyst, turned himself in days after the collision. The charges were issued based on an investigation into the incident, which also includes allegations that Ryan left the scene. Details regarding the specific nature of the six misdemeanor charges have not yet been fully disclosed by law enforcement.
Ex-NFL Coach Rex Ryan Surrenders on Six Charges in Pedestrian Hit-and-Run
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