Kern Lassi found the extensive LSU recipient of a dead committed suicide after chasing the police
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The former recipient LSU Kyren Lace, 24, was found on Saturday night in Houston. Now, the authorities share new details about his death.
According to the Sharif County Office, Lassi was found in a car with a gunshot wound that caused it in the wake of a short hunt by officers.
The new information obtained by WBRZ says that Lasi was arguing with a family member shortly after 11 pm on Saturday. According to what was reported, he brought out a pistol and shot him on the ground before leaving the area.
About 30 minutes later, Lassi’s calendar monitored and tried to stop traffic. The deputies said that Lassi refused to stop and was chased for several miles before it was destroyed.
A report from the Harris Sharif County Office says that when the deputies walked to a Lassi car to take him in the reservation, they did not realize that he shot himself during the chase and before the accident.
Lasi’s death comes before Houston’s major jury began to hear evidence of neglected murder in Lasi, a felony that is running it with death, and the reckless operation of a vehicle caused by an accident in December, which led to the 78 -year -old Hermann Hall’s death. Lasi is also accused of escaping from the scene.
Lasi’s father, Kenny, posted a message on social media that glorifies young parents to maintain alertness to the mental health of their children.
“Young parents, start talking to your children at a very early age and make sure they are confident and comfortable in restricting you. Don’t be calm with” I am fine, or I’m good “when you know that something is not true. Mental health is real, and for the part, it is invisible, and do not ignore the signs, even if it is small.
“Our life has changed forever and it will never be fine, but God needed my child more than it was required here. This should be the largest pill that our families have to swallow them, but I know that love and mercy in our families will get us. This will never become easier, but we will learn to live with them.
“Check my mind your children !!!!!!!!!!!”
During his five -year collective career at the University of Louisiana and LSU, Lasi received 162 passes compared to 2,360 yards and recorded 26 declines.
