Chiefs’ Rice suspect in alleged assault, Dallas police say

Kansas Metropolis Chiefs large receiver Rashee Rice is a suspect in an alleged assault that injured a person at a Dallas nightclub earlier this week, police there confirmed to The Dallas Morning Information on Tuesday.

The newspaper, citing regulation enforcement officers, reported that officers have been dispatched early Monday morning to the nightclub after experiences of an assault. A person was taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening accidents, together with swelling on one aspect of his face, the officers advised the Morning Information.

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Police stated no expenses associated to the alleged assault had been filed as of Tuesday afternoon, based on the Morning Information.

The Chiefs stated that they had no remark. Rice’s lawyer declined remark to the Morning Information.

It is the newest offseason bother for Rice, who emerged as a big-time receiver for the Tremendous Bowl champion Chiefs as a rookie out of SMU this previous season.

Rice, 24, was arrested in April for his involvement in a six-car crash in Dallas in March that left at the least seven individuals with accidents. He’s dealing with one rely of aggravated assault, one rely of collision involving severe bodily harm and 6 counts of collision involving harm, based on police.

Rice was driving 119 mph earlier than the crash on a Dallas freeway, based on an arrest warrant affidavit obtained by the Morning Information. The affidavit additionally stated Rice’s automobile made a number of aggressive maneuvers to get by site visitors.