Kansas City Chiefs and Britt Reid will go their separate ways.
According to a ESPN Report, Reid was placed on administrative leave from the Chiefs during the term of his contract, which has expired and he is no longer an employee of the team.
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On Wednesday, the NFL released a statement to FOX4 about the ongoing situation around Reid after he was involved in a car accident near Arrowhead Stadium on Thursday night.
“Our main concern is with the girl, her family and the others injured,” the NFL said in a statement. “The matter will be considered in accordance with the NFL’s personal conduct policy. We will continue to monitor developments and when law enforcement has completed its analysis, we will address this matter and take appropriate action.”
On Saturday morning, the police received a search and seizure warrant to search Reid’s cell phone to “help determine if there was any activity on the phone before or at the time of the accident, and if the phone was later used to discuss the incident. with others, “according to the search and seizure warrant request via KSHB-TV.
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Reid told officers who responded that he drank two to three drinks and was taking Adderall at the time of the incident, according to FOX4 KC. He also complained of stomach pains and had surgery.
Howard Lotven, a Kansas City lawyer, told the station that blood alcohol tests are sent to the Missouri State Highway Patrol Laboratory and can take weeks to process.
“This usually takes 4 to 8 weeks. Just because they are testing blood tests across the state,” Lotven told FOX4 KC.
Andy Reid, Britt Reid’s father, was asked about his son again on Monday at his press conference after the Super Bowl.
“That little girl, my heart is with her,” said Andy Reid, via KSHB-TV.
He added that his son was “better now”.
“I had a chance to talk to him. Once again, my heart is with that young woman. I am also a father, so I understand that. I obviously have concerns on both sides,” he said.
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Tiffany Verhulst, who created the GoFundMe donations page, gave a brief update on Ariel’s condition on Tuesday.
“Just trying to update every day. No change in how she is. She is not yet awake. Please continue to send prayers for her to wake up and recover from this horrible accident. Thank you, Tiffany Verhulst,” she wrote.
A GoFundMe created to raise money to cover his medical expenses received more than $ 440,000 on Wednesday night.
Ryan Gaydos of Fox News contributed to this report.