Henry Ruggs Was Driving 156 MPH Before Crash via Report | Pat McAfee Reacts 

People really should not get fired for old e-mails.

@@poocrafter2 didn't he resign?

@@tmmnago2722 sorry bub, but derogatory terms about the race that is the majority of the stars in the NFL isn’t gonna fly.

@@tmmnago2722 let’s be real he resigned because he knows there’s more to it. He definitely has recent bigoted emails.

@@JohnDoe-qt6uo shut up

a true double down

Hope he gets twice the sentence... As Pagano has said on other occasions, "nothing good happens after midnight and before 9 am when alcohol is involved."

And he is still just charged with a DUI. Way to go america. Keeping the famous safe.

@@patrickwhite4449 He’s not even charged yet, was only given bail. Calm down

About 4x the speed limit

But it happened

Don’t know where that is but 156 anywhere is unbelievable

it's actually insane.

Bro I drove by today and I have no idea how he got that fast

156 anywhere is absolutely crazy

It was well of 2 for sure dude had to show off his ride this was all about selfish ego period .if your extremely rich and your going to the club take a uber or something just had to show up in his ride like he was a pimp

Guarantee the lawyer flips that thinking in defense. He'll say that he was under the limit when he left the bar having had a few drinks right before he left. If he had been home normally he would have still been under the limit but as his body processed the alcohol his BAC went up which is why he was "rushing" home. And its "not actually his client's fault and he's really sorry and he really is a good boy. Also he gets paid millions so this is all really a big formality right?"

The fact that his girl was in the car and in the hospital is also crazy af and yea dude was probably borderline black out drunk.

Yeah with .161 the police and the law don't really care what it was because it is so high. It's considered a top tier dui which is the worst possible. I agree he was somewhere in the .19 to .22 at the time of the accident if his blood was taken around 2 hours after the crash

@@lukeyarasheski5510 you're reaching so hard. Dude is going down. No lawyer is going to get him off. Maybe a plea deal but this is an open and shut case.

I know man, it's ducked. He WAS my favourite Raider, I always had a lot of respect for the celebration in tribute. Now it just makes me hate the guy.

@@TrustMelDontCare I don’t hate the guy now. Just disappointed. Hopefully he serves his sentence and it makes him a better person. He killed someone so he deserves as long as a sentence as anyone who was driving 160 and hit someone. Doesn’t deserve any less cause he’s a football player. He’s getting at least 2 years and if he gets the full 20 I feel bad but he would deserve it

@@natedawg1007 15 years bro.

@@natedawg1007 he’ll get a longer sentence considering his blood alcohol limit was double and he had an illegal loaded firearm in the vehicle. it’s a fucked up situation, you almost feel remorse for him but it’s nobody but his owns fault.

Wild that every single comment about this situation is about the exact same thing...isn't it clear that it had no effect. He was double the legal drinking limit. Do you think anything about his friend was going through his mind at that time? I'll answer it's no.

I feel bad for everyone involved. I'm sure he didn't get in his car intending to throw everything away and kill someone. He seemed like a rather good person that made a horrible horrible mistake. I'm not saying he doesn't deserve what's coming, especially with how aggrevating the circumstances are. I know there are things I wish I could do over and all of them combined aren't anywhere near this level. He's probably borderline suicidal.

@@Hatemode_NJ what did he think would happen driving 156MPH on a busy road, that's dangerous sober let alone drunk.

@@travisstrouse4769 I hear you man the only thing I can say is he might not even remember leaving a bar he might not even remember crashing. I'm not saying that makes it all right obviously but being that drunk can make you do really stupid things people literally drive in the incoming traffic

@@Joe-by8jh I'm not defending his actions. He has to pay for what he has done. I feel way worse for the family. I'm just saying a part of me does know that what happened wasn't his intention. Yes it was crazy and reckless and stupid. What he did was horrible, short sighted, and he's gonna learn a very tough lesson. And he should.

@Gainz All Day you really think he got in the car saying to himself. Yup let's go kill someone or get killed ourselves. You can't be that naive. If that was the case don't you think he would of been happy laying on the side of the road instead of crying. By your thought process he accomplished his mission. Hell you'd think he'd at least be smiling in his mugshot if that was the case.

long road of atonement ahead.

He's got some jail time coming he would've been great imo

He has failed everyone including himself, what a terrible situation and a failure of a man.

Stupid is as stupid does..

Dude's an idiot. There are a lot of dumb people in the world...but damn. Unforgivable to put other people's lives at risk

Sorry for your loss 🙏

No sympathy for ruggs, get him the maximum sentence. He gave that girls family a life sentence of pain.

Adam i. Sorry to hear that, and I couldn't imagine the love of my life being killed by some careless prick who chooses to endanger others. Your fiance was in my prayers tonight brother. 🙏

So sorry. Best.

and her dog. And she was only 23. That's barely even getting started in life. I don't know if there's an afterlife or what, but I genuinely hope wherever she is, it's peaceful and good.

And the dog that died, rip

@@johnchedsey1306 couldn’t have said it any better 🙏🏼

Someone has to invent the auto fire extinguisher system for cars f burning to death

nah ruggs deserves only 2 years i read that story u said and the kid had histories other than that ruggs had never gotten in trouble this was his first time and on top of that the kid killed 2 people ruggs killed one

He’s gonna get his privilege and get a slap on the wrist like the superstar rich kid he is. There’s no black or white privilege, only GREEN

@@themanspeakingtruth nah Nevada has some of the strictest laws on DUI and reckless driving in the country. If he’s found guilty (which is seems like he most definitely will be) he has to serve a minimum 2 years on the DUI and 1 year on the reckless endangerment before he’s eligible for parole. If I had to guess he’s gonna do 12-13 on the dui resulting in death and most likely about 1.5 on the reckless endangerment. But according to Nevada state law misdemeanors can be served concurrently with felonies. (Violent felonies can not be served concurrently though) so he’ll really only be in for the DUI time.

@@peterschilling2724 very true, being a Californian I was just over here seething about how he’d be treated. But he’s at the neighbor’s next door that doesn’t take kindly to idiots like these. 👊🏽

@@peterschilling2724 he will prolly get around 5 years in total with only 2 served rest on parole

Give him the max sentence

There can be no redeeming factor for causing that ...... the maximum sentence must apply.

Man may she Rest In Peace.. no one deserves to go out like that

My heart goes out to the victims family. It's true that only the good die young.

@@juststop022 I don't doubt your intentions but if you saw the raw footage it was an absolute inferno. I don't think it was possible to save her. He better get the max, but somehow I bet he's out in 5 years... Perhaps using his 1 year old child as an excuse. "Don't punish my daughter for my actions" + $$$ = out too early

ya right dude he has insane amount of money.

@@sykwiddit8575 rookie deals doesn't pay much and the raiders could sure as hell claim back all the guarantees. He definitely isn't fu rich. He will be broke but I guess it doesn't matter as he's going to jail.

The civil suit and legal fees will leave him broke unless he saved ups lot of his money, which I don’t think he’s done. Keep in mind he was only a second year player on a rookie deal

@@sykwiddit8575 He is going to lose ALL of his money. As Sebastian says, a huge portion of his money will be have to be reimbursed to the Raiders for a breached contract, and the family of the victim will take him to the cleaners, especially as the aggravating circumstances are DUI, double the limit and over 3x the speed limit. Good luck with that.

Doubt he’ll be broke. He’ll have at least a million to his name.

I mean even that fast alone should have the book thrown at him. If you want to go that fast go to a damn track or MINIMUM do it on a damn interstate not city streets in las vegas ffs. Drunk on top is just a multiplier of the sentence he should get for this.

Bro driving in a nascar race

Yea that’s just completely idiotic. I’m not afraid to admit I’ve driven after drinking a couple times when I’m younger but I was paranoid as hell about getting pulled over and made sure I did dead on the speed limit. This is him being a rich young guy thinking he’s invincible by going that fast while drunk. Well I guess he’s getting his reality check

just gonna toss this out there, have you ever floored a new vette? Ever? Thing will do 125mph in under 13 seconds..... so it like saying Damn you held the gas pedal down for a full 25 seconds! Not saying he isn't wrong, he will go to prison for sure, but cars like that AND motorcycles/rockets go so fast so quick its just insane. The fact more millionaire 22 year olds don't have crap like this happen more often is what really should be looked at and studied to determine what needs to be done to help prevent it.

It is when you’re dumb.

Forget the career. Taking someone's life needlessly is far higher than all that. I hope he gets prison and then bent over

@@George-qw8ss you can’t forget the career, no matter what both sides will be talked about. There’s not one person that believes Ruggs isn’t guilty and not deserving off punishment, so that’s off the table.

especially when you work for an organization like every single team in the NFL that provides free ride services or you AND your vehicle without notifying coaches or the organization to prevent this exact circumstance.

My friend had a dad that was a doctor. He was hit by a hit-and-run driver. My friend’s dad lived as a vegetable for many years. It bankrupted the family. Everyone in the family worked hard for years to pay the medical bills. This type of action affects many people for years.

@@George-qw8ss if you look back 3 words before “career” he mentions her life you bafoon

why is a vehicle that goes 156 allowed on the road where its illegal to go past 80mph?

@@thefly1203 It goes 195

@@thefly1203 it's called track day.

That's what I'm saying

Carr would have been first. It is a shame.

and someone would have driven his car home for him too

@@jeremylogan8182 i just heard his press con on this situation and ngl Carr would have literally driven at 3.00 to save that mans career and life

The NFL gives these young guys a number to call to avoid dui situations… he killed someone and he deserves to go to prison.

@Captain Obvious He's not talking about cleaning up. They are talking about picking him up at wherever he was at so he doesn't drive in the first place.

Both families. Her family certainly does not deserve the pain they are going through but neither does his. He destroyed two families that night.

46 years? I saw 2-20years. I'm not saying you're wrong at all, but are there other charges now that were added recently?

@@dustinclouse6888 they added charges

@@dustinclouse6888 they added a bunch more charges and they haven’t even gotten to the gun charges yet. He won’t step out that prison until at least 25 years looking at it rn and I think it’ll go up

@@lilrickfromschool4744 Yeah they are adding charges now but part of that is so they will have something to work with and "trade" later for a plea deal where they can make him an offer that he accepts instead of going to court where he would risk a higher sentence. It is a game ever D/A plays and is the easiest way for them to get convictions. It pads the D/A's stats and reduces the costs associated with lengthy court cases.

I don’t want an open casket funeral because I’m afraid that someone may grope me and there’s nothing that I can do about it.

@@revekat2053 you might need some help

18 months max he will get in a country club fed prison

@@Aurora_Tom_Renton yeah we all know green is the real color of privilege

I agree, but given his stardom and attorneys he will get off light sadly

@@hollaforadolla3911 I believe bail was at 150k and I’m sure he’ll make it. Hopefully he gets nothing less than 10-15 years for taking someone’s life. I’m just used to seeing these athletes and celebs get off easy because of their ability to buy strong legal team

@@PsycheKahr91 we’re in a social media age where the Judge or DA will get crucified if he get off light because a young lady lost her life. Rightfully so he should get no less than 10 years

18m max country club prision

He won’t go for a long time

@@ripkendavis1570 Under Nevada state law killing someone while DUI is a felony, minimum 2 years with no option for a plea deal or reduced sentence. add the severity and speed of this crash plus other charges he'll face like carrying a loaded weapon in the vehicle and he's realistically looking at about 10 years behind bars.

I believe in the state of Nevada being found guilty of DUI resulting in death is 2-20 years. There may be other charges, he did have a weapon in the car although in Nevada that isn’t super uncommon so it may be legit and registered. Don’t forget civil suits on top of it all. T’s & P’s to the victims loved ones, the whole thing is a travesty.

This is what happens when you grow up being raised by drake and fortnite instead of 2 parents and structure....

I don’t think he cared if he was going 100+

Yep they can track exactly how fast you were going

And they also have such amazing safety features that you can plow into somebody going 156 MPH and walk away from the accident.

@@117Chief930 what’s fucked up is the guy that could afford an 80K car gets to walk away and the innocent girl in the Rav4 never had a chance.

You can also get this data easily from a phone

He was on some GTA 5 sht

John Wick is gonna get him.

I know it doesn't matter but animal abuse is a felony . Under the PACT Act, a person can be prosecuted for crushing, burning, drowning, suffocating or impaling animals or sexually exploiting them. Those convicted would face federal felony charges, fines and up to seven years in prison.

@@dewknow1315 almost everything he did in this situation was a felony

@@TheForbiddenOne55 He is basically fucked IMO . On top there being a wrongful death suit there goes all his money .

@@dewknow1315 He deserves it, but I don't think they can get him with straight abuse unless he meant to do it

Exactly

Can't the var tender be sued or charged too for giving him so many drinks??

@@chulow9024 no

Exactly not his fault

@@chulow9024 Could potentially lose their liquor license if it's a pattern for their patrons..

@Captain Obvious I care. I typically like dogs more than I like people.

God might change his life

@@jameshollister8294 what tf does that mean James?

@@jameshollister8294 lol. yeah, because drunks don't believe in god.

@@jameshollister8294 lol god is totally going to get him out of a 2-20 year sentence..........the only thing getting him out of that is a damn good lawyer

Dont forgot about the gun charges. Does anyone know if NV has firearm felony endorsements like CA does?

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Good job! I'm trying to kick majorly reduce my drinking. This story is a big eye opener for me.

Its hard to really believe the speed is accurate. You would think that Ruggs either wouldnt have survived or been seriously injured as well. Unbelievable engineering in his car if true

@@hoodrat1632 My old college roommate is an engineer at the Vette plant in Kentucky and he said theres no way he was going that fast on impact and lived. Point of impact was about 125 but even still the fact that hes alive is astounding.

That's insane only professional racecar drivers could handle that speed.

Lone highway in desert... exactly. Thats the only time and place for that. Even sober. You don't have the control you think. That shits only for professional race car drivers really.

@@hoodrat1632 actually I am inclined to believe it. Modern cars are now equipped with an Event Data Recorder (EDR), which basically keeps a 5 second log of the car, for exact cases like this. With a collision, you can learn alot about the cars driving behaviors leading up to it (speeding, did they break, was the wheel turned, everything; Im pretty sure they can tell if and how loud your music was on)

Very underrated point

My old college roommate is an engineer at the Bowling Green plant and he said the same thing. First reports were saying 156 which no person is surviving in any car. But yea, he said if he would have driven a C7 he would have died going way less speed that what he was. Mid engine saved his life.

Sorry if I This is a dumb question I don’t really know about cars but why is it better that the engine was in the back. I feel like if it was in the front wouldn’t the engine take more of the crash?

@@jordancalanchini3496 basically at that speed the engine would get pushed back into the car and usually squash the driver.

@@nbraun80 oh okay makes sense, thanks!

More than that!

Facts

Why should the Raiders pay for his mistake ?

It's amazing how generous people are with someone else's money. The Raiders had nothing to do with this preventable tragedy. Why should they pay?

@@Richard-mb2mt Because he won't have a penny once the lawyers have finished and someone has to do right by the family.

Massive that's what caused him to veer right? That's the part I'm curious about. What caused him to stomp on his breaks and lose control. I know going at that speeds on a residential street is insane, but there had to be more to it.

Maybe*

@@Hatemode_NJ who knows. But your eyes tend to lock onto whatever you're trying to avoid when making a maneuver at those speeds. It's something they try to teach you not to do in motorcycling because you tend to steer where you look. But the same applies to any vehicle

BTW a new Corvette w/Z51 barely traps 120mph in a 1/4 mile drag race (in perfect conditions) so I'm baffled by 156mph

@@Ill06Taco that's interesting I've never heard that.

If that's true.. his ass was driving drunk FOR AWHILE.. Top Golf to where he was is like 600 lights (give or take)..

@@dre32pitt i don’t even understand how he got up to 160 on that road. Would be like getting to 60 in the driveway

I was thinking the same thing. Top golf.

I have a feeling it would have happened eventually regardless

I wonder if they are going to be held accountable in anyway for letting him leave drunk. In some states bar tenders can be charged when someone leaves drunk and kills someone. Not sure about Vegas though.

Hes about to get sued for all if that and more.

Gun has zero to do with anything. You're right on the rest.

Sadly wouldn’t be surprised if he did. Nfl athletes get such ridiculous light sentences it’s insane.

@@joethoman8651 the gun has everything to do with it. Look up the law. It's illegal yo have a gun in your possession, especially in public while being intoxicated. If it was in his house and something stupid happened with out the gun, that's a different story. But since it was in his vehicle that's where it's against the law while being intoxicated.

@@shawnmccoy6260 Gun has NOTHING to do with what happened. But keep claiming it matters. 🤣

Actually, if he had said hold my beer, he wouldn’t be in this situation. Instead, he chugged the whole rack

Too soon.

This shouldn’t be funny 😆

amen. I am so tired of hearing people feel bad because he is an NFL player. He knew what he was doing and that young woman lost her life. If he goes away for 30 years it won't be long enough. She lost so so much time. She lost all her dreams and hopes due to no fault of her own. Just because he wanted to party and show off.

Wasn’t intentional tho but unfortunately it happened. Drunk driving is no joke

@@seaworldforca261 Wasn’t a mistake

Fuc him...You should feel bad for the men who tried to rescue her and will be scarred for life having to witness her screams and hopelessness of trying to save her

@LU X yea but u still fell bad for him, he was a millionaire with a ton of potential that made 1 mistake. Not to mention that he had saved his brothers life multiple times and changed others lives by providing scholarships, charities, and providing for his family

That's a good point. I was thinking too myself what caused him to stomp on his brakes and lose control, but maybe that's all it was. One wheel off the ground and traction control off or something and boom.

Dude could easily afford to buy a fancy ass limo and pay a driver an annual salary to take him and all his friends wherever he wants to go. There's never an excuse, even less so for the rich.

Or call his QB who always there for his teammate.

@Captain Obvious no, thank you captain obvious. Where's your cape

@Captain Obvious you are being critical of my opinion being the same as other people. Cool, I get that. Now let's talk about you... Very original and creative of you to grab your screen name from a character in a commercial. You must be super proud of how deep that joke goes.

Jesus his nickname was Drugs that messed up

@@macssnackshack6949 lol that was a voice to text comment I made. It always fs up

I feel sorry that there wasn't someone in his life to set him right before an accident like this occurred. Would've saved a woman's life and not ruined his

Henry thuggs you mean

@@louie5581 oh there was multiple. His best friend who died in a car crash, Darren Waller, Maxx crosby, etc.

he will. 1-3 years and a nice new contract when he gets out.

I’m thinking 7 to 15 years

Yeah I'm thinking 10 ish. Never allowed to drive again.

@@raramcgee4982 Probably around 10 and I’m not sure of the law in Nevada, but he may only serve like 75 percent of that.

Well they can get him an animal abuse the dog in the car died and that a federal crime . Under the PACT Act, a person can be prosecuted for crushing, burning, drowning, suffocating or impaling animals or sexually exploiting them. Those convicted would face federal felony charges, fines and up to seven years in prison.

Dante Stallworth did the same thing and literally got 30 days. But he hit a middle aged man. Ruggs messed up and hit a white woman he's doing serious time.

Vehicles have had that info for years. Newer vehicles store even more....a lot more.

@@adamnagel7436 yep. Pretty much a black box that records info from x amount of time before impact

Anything obd2 and newer can absouloutelty store crash data. Same way they hold the details of a DTC flag when it occurs (rpm, throttle position, engine temp, vehicle speed etc.) It looks like a C8 he wrecked so that's maybe a year or two old so it has all sorts of data logs for everything. Insurance investigators can now determine if you were messing with the radio or butt warmers and ran into someone cuz you weren't paying attention bases on BCM command timestamps on certain cars

suprcrzy every aspect of your life is monitored and logged 24/7!! Wake Up!!

He had a 2020 stingray corvette & the only reason he didn’t die was cause the engine is in the rear

Adrenaline junkies

Honestly the part that I wonder is if he was going that fast, how tf did he not only survive, but not sustain major injuries

@@cheetahsarecool1054 they said the airbags deployed at 127. Car with good safety features a drunk man in phenomenal shape and some luck would be my guess. I’m guessing he plowed into the other car going much slower possibly not stopped so the speed of impact could possibly of been less.

@@ColeTrickle13 drunk drivers have a much greater chance of surviving car wrecks because they don’t “tense” up and that makes a huge difference

@@ColeTrickle13 he's alive because the engine of the car was in the trunk. Otherwise he would die. I don't care how safe your vehicle is they are not designed to withstand impacts at maximum speed. He was fortunate the front of his car was a trunk.

Maturity? That’s not maturity it’s intelligence.

It's more of a Raider thing, not a Vegas thing...

Our franchise has been cursed ever since Al rebelled

@@dre32pitt Good Observation

What do you expect when they play and live in Vegas. It was only a matter of time before something like this happened

@@brandonknudson555 Meh, could have happened anywhere. I live in the middle of nowhere and there's multiple Top Golf courses in driving distance. People need to stop pointing the finger and blaming the city or the team or anything else. This is on Ruggs.

ye honestly! No sympathy for him at all. I hope he gets to serve a long ass sentence. R.I.P. to Tina Tintor.

My step sister got killed by a guy who ran a red light as well.

Well that's the thing, specifically for LV they said players would get completely free ubers no matter what. However many players have spoken to sources saying that they worry it'd be used as a monitoring tactic. "Why did you get 5 ubers this week past midnight, you got a drinking/partying problem?"

Black people. Jesus.

Going top speed in a sports car isn’t a “hood” thing weirdo

And you can’t fix plain old stupidity either. When you’re dumb, you’re dumb.

@@frightenedsoul the trivial gang ties are though. He had a loaded weapon on him also. I get it, high profile drink and drive. This kid had all the opportunity to hire a literal chauffer and keep the gun at home. Marshawn Lynch is a pretty adamant sympathizer regarding taking these kids out of bad neighborhoods, handing them wads of cash, then normal white people getting surprise pikachu face when something bad happens.

Intent. I don't think he decided to deliberately run someone over with the outcome of them dying. He should get manslaughter realistically. Stupid, tragic, senseless and never should have happened, but it isn't murder.

@@richo6537 You’re right, McCool. 👍

Sure, but ya ever hit 156?

@@edelmantoamendola not even close. Never was a speed freak. Unless I was chasing tail. Then I would just pedal faster.

@@thehallsofvalhalla7212 I like you. Prayers to all involved, this makes me sick to my stomach.

@@thehallsofvalhalla7212 Lol, I am saying. I could relate to this in my 20's and now early 30's partying staying out late and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that if you can handle it, but the second you get behind that wheel after and hit 156 you've lost any ounce of respect in my book.

Ben, I completely agree. People don’t realize that even speeding to work gains nothing. I know this may have been a different case since the speed was excessive but unless you are road racing from the east coast to the west coast, you gain little. My guess is he may have opened it up for thrills or to see what it could do with lowered inhibitions due to what was in his system. Either way, you are spot on.

Not if you run the red lights he was pretty drunk.

On both hands he should get life imprisonment. He knew the consequences of drunk driving while doubling the speed limit and murdered someone.

Well, he ain't gonna drive one for quite some time, when it's all said and done.

Bruh unless he can get the same lawyers OJ had (which is impossible). He going to the penitentiary.

Even if he wasn’t speeding and wasn’t drunk she still dead. That’s unforgivable

NFL has had many murderers employed. Ray Lewis and Leonard Little are just 2 examples

He will likely be in prison for 5 to 10 years. It could be 22 years. He won't be playing football.

Dude is gonna be spend his prime in prison smh. What a waste of potential

@Tucker Stafford The Providence Police purchased for 80K.

Most cars since mid-2000s have EDR. Police just ask the manufacturer for free scan software. What, is GM or Honda going to say no?

@@eddietat95 EDR data can only be accessed by an investigator if he/she: Has been ordered or authorized by the judiciary to do so. Has a written or recorded consent from you.

@@SuperSynoptic pretty sure hitting a car so hard it bursts into flames and kills a woman is more than enough for probable cause where no warrant is needed.

@@derekv8534 A given. However to determine specifics (should there be doubt), the EDR can corroborate the data.

Hey guys, looks like we got a little Debbie Downer over here 😏

thoughts & prayers, thoughts & prayer

Max sentence would be over 20 years. Plus, he is likely to have to pay financially. I am not hoping what you are hoping. Somewhere in the middle of the possible sentences with money going to the family seems better to me.

@@wishingb5859 Why? It should be the max. Make an example. Dudes rich. Family should get every cent he has, he should be in prison for the rest of his life. What do you wager the value of another life is?

@@AB-nv7bz need to set an example, literally robbed someone’s life from them just disgusting

@@jmoneyforlife3 But that exactly what he did to her and her family.

@@thehotsungA I think we on the same page brother

Technically in court he won’t get a life sentence because the death was not on purpose. But his sentence won’t be very short, since his actions lead to the death.

He’s facing a possible of 20 years and I’d have to assume he’ll be serving most of that.

I don’t think so

Dude made a mistake, and it was an accident. You've never made a poor decision while drunk, or drove drunk, ever?? You think this kids entire life should be taken for an accident? I agree that he needs to be held accountable, but fact is, it was an accident. He's not a murderer, which even ppl that get caught for deliberate murder don't always get life in prison. You are whats wrong with humanity, saying to basically kill this guy cuz he made a bad decision or two. Have a little compassion. Yeah, I feel bad for the person that got killed, but it was not intentional.

@@hopeless7784 please don’t have children

Yea, Rainbow is 45

Unheard of

you think he really was stopping for red lights?

@@bz6046 no

Probably end up like Aaron Hernandez as well.

Yep wrongfully death and all the legal fees on top of that .

The penalty for this is 2-20 years. He needs the max

@@George-qw8ss he's a pro football player, he won't be getting the max.

I didn’t know a dog died too this is crazy

@@saltyclanker8440 And he just sat there and didn't even try to save her.

@@saltyclanker8440 They show video of him sitting on the side walk while her car was burning and with her and her dog inside. Its on Twitter.