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Updated · The New York Times · Nov 11
Rex Ryan Surrenders on 6 Misdemeanor Warrants After Hitting 2 Pedestrians
Updated
Updated · The New York Times · Nov 11

Rex Ryan Surrenders on 6 Misdemeanor Warrants After Hitting 2 Pedestrians

3 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Nov 11

Summary

  • Nashville police arrested Rex Ryan, 63, after he turned himself in Wednesday morning on six misdemeanor warrants tied to a late Tuesday crash on Broadway.
  • Police said two pedestrians had the walk signal when Ryan, turning from 4th Avenue in a pickup truck, ran over their feet and struck one person's leg, causing minor injuries.
  • The pedestrians said Ryan did not stop after the collision, then argued with them when they caught up to him at a stoplight before driving away.
  • The charges include two counts each of leaving the scene, failing to give information or render aid, and disobeying a traffic signal; bond was set at $6,000.
  • Ryan, a former Jets and Bills coach who has worked for ESPN since 2016, is in contact with the network, which said it is aware of the case.

Insights

Could Tennessee's strict traffic laws turn a minor Broadway pedestrian collision into a major legal nightmare for Rex Ryan?
How will a midnight hit-and-run on Nashville's busiest street impact Rex Ryan's high-profile television career?
What really happened during the heated midnight confrontation that caused a famous NFL coach to flee the scene?