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By Lars Hanson
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Former NFL coach Rex Ryan has been charged in connection with an alleged hit-and-run in downtown Nashville that left two pedestrians with minor injuries.
The former Jets and Bills coach surrendered to police in Tennessee on Wednesday morning, almost a week after the November 5 incident on Broadway in the city.
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According to police, the two people had a walk signal when a pickup turning right from 4th Avenue drove over their feet and struck one person’s leg. They told officers that the truck kept going, so they confronted the driver when he stopped at a light. Ryan allegedly got out, argued with them, then drove away without sharing his information. Their photos of the truck’s plate led police to him.
Ryan, 63, was booked on six misdemeanor warrants. Among the charges are leaving the scene of an accident and failing to give information or render aid. He hasn’t coached in the NFL since 2016.
Contact Newsweek editors on this story: Gabe Whisnant and Dave Siminoff.
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