American sport is prodigal in truculent stories but Kyren Lacy's is especially tragic because we talk about a future NFL star who has apparently removed life. Former LSU receiver (Louisiana State University), Lacy, who faced criminal charges derived from a car accident in December, died at 24 years old In one in his car while he was chased by the authorities in Houston, according to a report by the Harris County Sheriff.
This report indicates that The agents found Lacy dead after crashing their car during a persecution And everything indicates that life was removed in a rocambolesco of fate.
Lacy, who He led LSU's offensive last season with nine touchdownshe had declared eligible for the NFL Draft at the end of this month (from April 24 to 26) but his promising sports career had been overshadowed by his Alleged participation in an incident in December that ended the life of a 78 -year -old man in Louisiana.
Supposedly, Lacy was imprudently driving -excepting the speed limit and advancing in a prohibited area – When another driver had to make an abrupt turn to avoid colliding with Lcy's Dodge Charger, with such a bad fortune that he ended up crashing frontally with another vehicle.
Herman Hall, driver of the first car, He died after being transferred to the hospital. The authorities also said that Lacy fled the accident scene without asking for help.
Lacy was accused of homicide for negligence, serious crime of outrage and escape and reckless driving of a vehicle. It was released on bail of $ 151,000.
Lacy's father, Kenny, published a message on Facebook shortly after the fatal outcome of this story in which He encouraged parents to be aware of their children's mental health.
“Our lives have changed forever and this will never be right, but God needed my baby more than they needed here”, Wrote Kenny Lacy.
“This must be the worst nightmare that our families have had to face, but I know that the love and compassion of our families will help us overcome it.”
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“The news of the tragic death of former American football-attributing of LSU Kyren Lacy,” LSU wrote in a statement.
“Our thoughts and prayers are with their family and loved ones, as well as with their former partners and coaches, affected by their death“He added.
Lacy played 12 games for LSU last season and was second at receptions, with 58, and yards runs, with 866. He declared himself eligible for the NFL draft only a few days after the December accident, but he fell a lot in the Draft forecasts after what happened and did not play in LSU's victory over Baylor in the Texas Bowl on December 31.
