by A woman from Maryland was arrested and accused of 13 counts, including negligent manslaughter of vehicles, negligent murder and driving under the influence of alcohol, after the crash of 6 July that Minnesota Vikings Rookie Cornerback Khyree Jackson and two others dead.
Cori Clingman was accused of “travel at high speed” when she reportedly caused the three-auto crash in Prince George’s County, Maryland. Clingman and two other passengers in her car were not injured, the State Police said in a July press release.
Clingman, from Upper Marlboro, tried to change lane and hit a chestnut Dodge Charger before hit a Chevrolet Impala, according to the police. The power of the crash ensured that the charger traveled from the road and hit several tree stumps before he came to a halt.
Jackson, 24, sat on the front passenger chair of the charger and died on the spot, the police said. Isaiah Hazel, 23, the driver, was also declared dead on the spot. A third person, Anthony Lytton, 24, was taken to the hospital, where he died of his injuries.
The driver of the Impala was not injured and refused medical treatment on the spot.
The lawyer of Prince George’s County State Aisha Braveboy said the crash took the lives of ‘three great young men’.
“Each of their lives was special, important and a tragic loss for their families and our community,” she told Clingman’s arrest during a press conference on Thursday.
Clingman is confronted with a maximum of 30 years in prison if he is convicted, Braveboy said. Online court details did not state a lawyer for Clingman.
Jackson was a starting cornerback at the University of Oregon and was the fourth round of the Vikings in the NFL concept. He went to Dr. Henry A. Wise Jr. High School with Hazel and Lytton, one Social Media Post Of the athletic department of the school said. Braveboy said she believes that Clingman also went to high school with them and that “they had known each other for a long time.”
