Raheem Sterling pleads guilty to dangerous driving and possession of nitrous oxide
Summary
Raheem Sterling admitted in court to driving dangerously on several motorways in a Lamborghini and possessing nitrous oxide canisters on May 28. He also failed to provide a required specimen after a single-vehicle crash on the M3, with no other cars or injuries involved.Key Facts
- Raheem Sterling pleaded guilty to dangerous driving on the M25, M3, and A327 motorways.
- The incident involved a Lamborghini Urus that crashed near the Minley interchange on the M3.
- The crash was a single-vehicle accident with no injuries or other vehicles involved.
- Sterling admitted to possessing six canisters of nitrous oxide, considered a class C drug when inhaled wrongly.
- He also pleaded guilty to failing to provide a required specimen, likely a breath or drug test, after the crash.
- The court hearing took place at Basingstoke magistrates court.
- Sterling was 31 years old at the time of the incident.
- Hampshire and Isle of Wight police handled the case.
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