Terrelle Pryor Faces Civil Lawsuit Following Pennsylvania Car Crash
Columbus, OH – Former Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor is embroiled in a new controversy, this time facing a civil lawsuit stemming from a car crash near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Three Indianapolis women are alleging Pryor caused the accident by running a red light while driving erratically, resulting in severe injuries requiring extensive medical treatment.
The lawsuit, first reported by NBC4i, details a harrowing incident where Pryor allegedly collided with the women’s vehicle. The plaintiffs claim they sustained fractures to their vertebrae, femur, adn pelvis as an inevitable result of the impact. Images of the crash scene reportedly depict meaningful vehicle damage.
This latest legal trouble comes years after a scandal that derailed Pryor’s college career and led to a strained relationship with Ohio State fans.in 2011, Pryor was one of five players - dubbed the “Tattoo Five” – implicated in selling memorabilia for cash and tattoos. The ensuing NCAA investigation resulted in a bowl ban for the undefeated 2012 Buckeyes team, preventing them from a potential national championship showdown with Notre Dame. Pryor was later disassociated from the program for five years.
While Pryor’s return to Columbus was never fully embraced by the fanbase, this new lawsuit adds another layer of complexity to his already controversial legacy. The civil suit seeks damages for medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering.
The case is ongoing,and Pryor has yet to publicly comment on the allegations.
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