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Home » Louisiana police hits back with fresh evidence claims after Kyren Lacy’s attorney dropped bombshell video months on from NFL hopeful’s suicide
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Louisiana police hits back with fresh evidence claims after Kyren Lacy’s attorney dropped bombshell video months on from NFL hopeful’s suicide

By uk-times.com7 October 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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The Louisiana State Police have released brand new surveillance footage regarding the fatal car crash which allegedly involved Kyren Lacy. 

Lacy, a former LSU wide receiver and NFL hopeful, took his own life after being charged with felony negligent homicide, felony hit-and-run and reckless operation of a vehicle after a man died in a December 17 car crash.

He was set to be heard by a grand jury in April, less than two days after he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. 

Last week, the lawyer of late NFL prospect Lacy provided bombshell details regarding the case and said that his client wasn’t anywhere close to the crash.

Lacy’s lawyer, Matt Ory, shared footage appearing to show Lacy – in a green Dodge Charger – 100 yards away when the crash took place. 

However, Louisiana police have since released fresh evidence in opposition to Ory’s claims, which appear to show Lacy speeding in opposing traffic just before the crash.

Police have released new footage of the fatal crash allegedly involving LSU star Kyren Lacy 

In the footage, Lacy's green Dodge Charger speeding in opposing traffic just before the crash

In the footage, Lacy’s green Dodge Charger speeding in opposing traffic just before the crash

The Charger then aggressively braked before re-entering the southbound lane

The Charger then aggressively braked before re-entering the southbound lane

They also released a statement which read: ‘All evidence collected supports the conclusion that Lacy’s reckless operation of the green Charger into oncoming traffic triggered the chain of events involving the other drivers, ultimately resulting in the fatal crash.’ 

In the new footage, taken from CCTV cameras at a nearby gas station, Lacy’s green Charger is seen passing three cars – including a loaded 18-wheeler in a 40mph zone – on the wrong side of the road.

According to LSP, due to Lacy’s driving, a female driver was forced to swerve into oncoming traffic to avoid a collision but, tragically, crashed into 78-year-old Herman Hall, who later passed away. 

The report notes that, ‘following the crash, Lacy drove around the crash scene and fled south’.

Furthermore, in the newly-released body cam footage, one witness at the scene claimed: ‘The green Charger caused all this’.

Witnesses were also heard explaining how Lacy’s green Charger quickly weaved between the traffic and fled the scene shortly after the incident occurred. 

Witnesses at the scene could be heard saying the Charger 'caused all this' in the new footage

Witnesses at the scene could be heard saying the Charger ’caused all this’ in the new footage

Lacy's lawyer, Matt Ory, has steadfastly maintained his client's innocence

Lacy’s lawyer, Matt Ory, has steadfastly maintained his client’s innocence 

Kyren Lacy, seen with his mother, died by suicide on April 12 following a police chase

Kyren Lacy, seen with his mother, died by suicide on April 12 following a police chase

On Saturday, April 12, one of Lacy’s family members called Harris County (Texas) Sheriff’s Office after Lacy allegedly had an argument with a family and fired a gun into the ground.

He fled the scene, leading officers to search for the Louisiana native. 

But, when cops identified the car he was driving and attempted a traffic stop, Lacy allegedly led them on a miles-long car chase that ended with another crash in Spring, Texas.

Lacy was found dead in the driver’s seat, the victim of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to police.

The wide receiver had led the Tigers with nine touchdowns the season prior and seemed assured of hearing his name called in this year’s NFL Draft. 

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