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Former NFL head coach Rex Ryan arrested by Nashville police for allegedly striking two pedestrians with truck

Former NFL head coach Rex Ryan surrendered in Nashville on Wednesday on six outstanding misdemeanor warrants, police said.

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  1. The Guardian

    Former NFL coach Rex Ryan charged after allegedly hitting pedestrians with car in Nashville (opens The Guardian in a new tab)

    Former Jets and Bills coach turned himself in Ryan faces six misdemeanor charges over incident Two pedestrians allegedly struck in Nashville ESPN analyst and former NFL coach Rex Ryan turned himself in to police on Wednesday after allegedly hitting two…

  2. CBS Sports

    Former NFL head coach Rex Ryan arrested by Nashville police for allegedly striking two pedestrians with truck (opens CBS Sports in a new tab)

    The incident occurred before midnight on Thursday, Nov. 5

  3. NBC News

    Rex Ryan charged after allegedly running over feet of two pedestrians with truck (opens NBC News in a new tab)

    Former NFL head coach Rex Ryan, who led the New York Jets and Buffalo Bills, is accused of striking two pedestrians with his pickup truck last week in Nashville.

  4. Fox News

    Ex-NFL coach Rex Ryan turns himself in to Nashville police for allegedly running over two pedestrians' feet (opens Fox News in a new tab)

    Rex Ryan turned himself in to Nashville police after allegedly running over two pedestrians' feet with his car and fleeing the downtown scene.

  5. ABC News

    Rex Ryan surrenders in alleged hit-and-run that injured 2 pedestrians: Police (opens ABC News in a new tab)

    Former NFL head coach Rex Ryan surrendered in Nashville on Wednesday on six outstanding misdemeanor warrants, police said.

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