Henry Ruggs, former Raiders first-rounder, apologizes to family of woman he killed in 2021 car crash
Henry Roges, a former Las Vegas recipient, apologized to the family of the woman who killed her in the 2021 car accident while he was released from prison on Tuesday. Roges – who was getting a special version to attend an event in Las Vegas – said he hoped to “restore the hands of time” and prevent the deadly plane crash.
Ruggs made these comments while attending We hope the prisonersWhich aims to help formerly imprisoned individuals after leaving the prison. In a video of this event, Ruggs apologized to the Tina Tintor family and said he felt bad because the family You should remind From the accident every time Ruggs is in the news, according to Las Vegas Review-Journal.
“I hope I can return to the hands of time. I would like to meet Henry Roges and not the person who was running away from something. I apologize with sincerity not only to be part of this situation, but the fact that … my face must always be in the news. He owns.
“I just want to tell them that I deeply apologize for being part of that. I hope they can meet the real Henry Rojis and not the person who was running away from everything.”
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Ruggs, 26, was arrested in 2021 after being involved in a deadly car accident. According to what was reported, Ruggs went 156 miles per hour The car was crashed In the Tintor, kill her and her dog. Tintor 23. Ruggs spread the level of alcohol in the blood Vulnerable legal limit He was charged with the only identity document, which led to death.
In 2023, Ruggs The approval deal accepted And receive From three to 10 years In prison. After receiving his punishment, Ruggs apologized to the Tintor family, saying: “My actions are not a real reflection for me.”
The accident came in the middle of the second season of Rugs with the two changes. Ruggs, the first round of the team in the NFL draft of 2020, played in 20 league games, and won 50 passes for 921 yards and 4 land touch. He was It was released by the chants Soon after the accident.
