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Kansas City Chiefs Coach Is Involved in Crash, Leaves Child With Life-Threatening Injuries

The driver of the Chevy Traverse and the front seat adult passenger were not injured in the collision either. However, the two children seated in the back were, with the four year old receiving non-threatening injuries, and the five year old receiving life-threatening injuries. Both kids were transported to a nearby hospital.

As for the driver of the Ram pickup, they received non-life-threatening injuries as well. We’re told “impairment is under investigation” at this time.

According to NBC affiliate, KSHB of Kansas City, who obtained a warrant, an officer noted “a moderate odor of alcoholic beverages” on Reid and reported that his eyes were bloodshot and red. Per the warrant, the coach told law enforcement he had two or three drinks.

He was later transported to a hospital for treatment after complaining he had stomach pain. KSHB reports Reid was not arrested and blood was drawn for further investigation.

NBC News noted Reid was charged with driving under the influence, possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia in 2007, per Montgomery County, Pa. court records. He was sentenced to up to six months in prison the following year.

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