Exclusive | NFL star Nolan Smith makes misleading remark about Lamborghini reckless driving case’s resolution
What to know about Legal Accountability
Philadelphia Eagles star Nolan Smith made a misleading remark this week that his reckless driving case was in his past — however, the matter is still very much open, the California Post can exclusively report.
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What happened
Philadelphia Eagles star Nolan Smith made a misleading remark this week that his reckless driving case was in his past — however, the matter is still very much open, the California Post can exclusively report.
Why it matters
Georgia authorities said on Thursday that Smith is still facing charges from his May arrest, when he was accused of going 135 mph in a 70 mph zone in a 2026 Lamborghini.
Common ground
A representative for the Twiggs County Sheriff’s Office said in a statement to The Post that Smith’s case “is still open,” and a Twiggs County court official added that Smith currently has a bench trial slated for Aug.
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