Raheem Sterling charged with dangerous driving and nitrous oxide possession
Summary
Raheem Sterling, a professional football player, has been charged with dangerous driving and possession of nitrous oxide after crashing his Lamborghini on a motorway in May. He will attend a court hearing in September, and no one was hurt in the incident.Key Facts
- Raheem Sterling crashed a Lamborghini on the M3 motorway near Minley interchange on May 28.
- Police charged him with dangerous driving, possession of nitrous oxide (a gas sometimes misused for inhaling), and failing to provide a specimen (usually a breath or blood test).
- No other vehicles were involved, and no injuries were reported.
- Sterling is scheduled to appear at Basingstoke magistrates court on September 15.
- He played 82 times for England, scoring 20 goals, and helped the team reach major tournament finals.
- Sterling began his career at QPR, then played for Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal (on loan), and Feyenoord. He is currently without a club.
- In 2021, Sterling was honored with an MBE for his work against racism in sports.
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