Kyren Lacy died after Houston Chase Police: Reporting

Former recipient throughout the University of Louisiana province Kyren lacy were Found dead is 24 years old after the police go after.

According to a police report from the Sheriff’s office Harris Texas, obtained by Weekly US In the early hours of Monday, April 14, the deputies responded to a Lacy and a female family member “at approximately 11:15 pm on Saturday (April 12).”

The disturbance included Lacy released a “firearm to the ground” before leaving the scene, located in the Houston area. The Harris Sir Constable then saw a Lacy vehicle “at about 11:35 pm,” leading him to try a traffic stop. The deputies then claimed that Lacy had refused to pull over, starting “persecuting a vehicle (that) spanning several miles” and ending in a collision.

The report, which was first reported by Fox 8He noted “while trying to take Lacy into custody and removed it from the vehicle,” he was “pronounced dead on the spot.” The lacy car was registered and insured in its name, by the report.

The Death of the NFL Hopeful was confirmed by relatives to the local Louisiana news outlet WAFB 9 on Sunday, with no details of a confirmed Lacy death at the time. The cause of official death has not yet been released, with Sheriff’s Office saying Us.

Harris’s Institute of Forensic Sciences will “host an autopsy on Lacy.”

LSU Instagram’s official account shared a tribute to Lacy on Sunday, as did several members of the sporting world include Beckham Jr. and Rontrell Sandolph.

In the story of LSC Instagram, a black-and-white collage appeared, as well as a reading caption, “The LSU football family mourns for the loss of Kyren Lacy.”

Lacy died days before Grand jury About to begin arguments for the athlete’s alleged case, with the case, with the hearing due to start on Monday, April 14.

Lacy was arrested in December 2024 and charged with negligent manslaughter, hitting and running felony and driving recklessly after authorities assumed he was in a fatal car accident that killed one individual and injured others. He was released on a two -day bond before declaring for the NFL draft. He had carried out his innocence in the legal proceedings.

In the hours that followed news of the death of Lacy, his lawyer release a statement I WAFB 9. “Kyren was supposed to have his matter to be heard before a prestigious jury tomorrow where we were very confident that the evidence, after being fully gathered and reviewed, would lead to a decline of accusations,” read Sunday’s statement.

“From the outset, this so-called inquiry took the appearance of an invasive, targeted effort-what can be described as a witches hunt alone-fired by who Kyren was and the public profile he carried,” the statement continued. “The decision by the investigation agency at all, in our view, was not just unjustified, it was disturbing. It is essential to understand that the Lafourche parish area attorney, to this day, has not formally accused Kyren.”

The lawyer’s statement also noted that Lacy was “a young man with a tremendous promise, and was crushed under the pressure of an irresponsible and prejudiced process.”

He continued further, “The negative ban on social media, the circulation of his bugs by almost every news outlet rather than a standard picture, the recent civil legal case against him who named another defendant who was not secretly accused of charging him of a crime, filed only him, and the general tone of the attention he painted a very prejudiced picture before he defended himself,” read the opportunity to read himself. “There has never been a presumption of innocence shown by the NFL drawing his draft card over charges alone without giving him the slightest opportunity to defend himself. The pressure and perception are likely to become intolerable.”

The statement concluded, “Let us be absolutely clear: this is far from over. We will insist on a full and transparent review of how this inquiry was conducted and why. Those responsible for this gross miscarriage of justice must be held accountable.