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The agent of old Lsu tigers The large recipient Kyren Lacy targeted the NFL in a long post published Friday in the wake of the apparent suicide of Lacy, calling the League for the revocation of its combined invitation “without recognition or examination of the facts”.
Rocky Arceneaux d’Alliance Sports published a scathing statement in the days following the death of Lacy. The 24-year-old football player was found dead from a “self-inflicted ball injury” after a police pursuit in Texas on Saturday evening.
The LSU Tigers Kyren Lacy (2) receiver reacts in the second quarter against the Southern Caroline Gamecocks at Williams-Brice Stadium on September 14, 2024. (Images Scott Kinser-Imagn)
Lacy faced criminal charges In Louisiana as part of an accident in December which killed 78 years.
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“Kyren was a special talent, but an even better person. In December, Alliance had the chance to welcome Kyren to our family. His contagious personality and his love of life positively affected everyone. Staff and customers,” said Arceneaux. “He loved football. The fact that it was also going to be a way to provide for his family meant even more. His family was all.”
Arceneaux then turned his attention to the NFL, Accusing the “alienated” athlete league like Lacy.
“At the NFL, shame on you to revoke Kyren’s combination invitation without recognition or into consideration of the facts. I urge you to reassess your processes and provide athletes with the regular procedure necessary before alienating them more from their peers and their dreams to load so hard.
Arceneaux quoted Lacy’s lawyer saying: “There was a high probability that the accusation of negligence crime would have been refused by a large jury last Monday.”
The LSU Tigers wide receiver, Kyren Lacy (2), takes place after a catch and obtains a touch against the defender of Oklahoma Sooners, Billy Bowman Jr. (2) in the first quarter to the Tiger Stadium on November 30, 2024. (Images Stephen Lew-Imagn)
Kyren Lacy directed the deputies on the pursuit of the police before dying of a “self-inflicted ball injury”, say the managers
Lacy was accused of having driven recklessly – accelerate and go to a non -passing area – when the motorist swerved to avoid Lacy and crashed into another vehicle in December. He fled the place of the accident without calling for aid, said the state of Louisiana at the time. An arrest warrant was obtained for Lacy for negligence, an offense of offense and an imprudent operation of a vehicle.
A large jury would have been ready to hear evidence in the case on Monday.
“Kyren had the heart broken by the tragic loss of Mr. [Herman] Room. He was willing to join any civil question, regardless of the great jury’s decision. That aside, the system has failed us, and we are now crying for the loss of two lives, “said Arceneaux.
Lacy had declared for the NFL draft After managing LSU in the touchdown who received with nine hours last season with nine hours, but his repechage stock dropped after the news of the fatal wreck of the car.
The receiver LSU Tigers Kyren Lacy (2) kisses his family while the elders are honored at the beginning of the first quarter at the Tiger Stadium on November 30, 2024. (Images Stephen Lew-Imagn)
“K2 – You should have had the chance to reach your dream of playing in the NFL, in just a week. It is wrong that pressure, public perception, intimidation of social media – everything without having the facts were too much to bear. Added Arceneaux.
Lacy directed the police in Texas during a police pursuit for kilometers on Saturday before finally crushing his car. When the deputies of the Harris County sheriff’s office removed him from the car to place him in police custody, they discovered that he died of a “self-inflicted ball injury”.
