Miami LB Adarius Haies faces 3 pitches of killing vehicles

Miami Linebacker Adarius Haies He is accused of three points of killing vehicles and a number of reckless drives with serious bodily injuries after the Maya investigation who killed three people.

Haes surrendered to the police on Friday morning at the hometown of Largo, Florida, said officials, and records show that it was reserved in the Pinellas County Prison. It wasn’t clear clear if he had retained a lawyer.

Miami said that Haies “unsuspected with all athletic activities in athletic department policy” in response to accusations. Hurricanes refused further comment.

Three people who died as a result of the afternoon in Large – a 78-year-old woman plus two children who were 10 and 4 – whether they collided with Dodge Durango, who said at the time at the time.

The children were kicked out of the vehicle, the police said, and investigators later discovered that haies “maneuvered aggressively through traffic through traffic a little before the traffic.” He rode 78.9 mph in Zone 40 mph at the time of collision, the police said.

Another passenger Kia was hospitalized with serious injuries.

“The investigation concluded that Adarius Haies’ Egrous speed, aggressive and reckless change in the surrounding disregard of the surrounding traffic conditions demonstrated and intentionally disrespecting others, which represented a non-Friday on Friday.

KIA, the police said, “Legally executing left-handed” when the Haies’ vehicle “made a quick and dangerous maneuver” and crashed into the car.

Hayes played in 12 games last season in Miami, mostly in special teams. He was a four-star recruit coming out of Largo high school.

Largo is about 20 miles east of Tampa and about 15 miles north of Saint Petersburg at Colidi’s Gulf Coast.

The associated press has contributed to this report.