Vince McMahon Involved in Serious Car Crash, Cited for Reckless Driving

Vince McMahon Involved in Serious Car Crash, Cited for Reckless Driving

Vince McMahon Involved in Serious Car Crash, Cited for Reckless Driving – Vince McMahon was involved in a major car accident in Connecticut on the morning of July 24, but fortunately escaped without injury. The crash occurred around 9:00 AM along Route 15 in Westport, and while McMahon’s luxury vehicle was totaled, no one involved sustained any physical harm.

According to a report obtained by TMZ Sports, McMahon was behind the wheel of his 2024 Bentley when it struck the back of a 2023 BMW 430. The impact pushed McMahon’s car into a median guardrail made of wooden beams. Debris from the collision scattered across the highway and struck a third vehicle, a southbound Ford Fusion.

Although the wreck caused significant damage—requiring all three vehicles to be towed—no injuries were reported for McMahon or the other drivers involved.

Police determined that McMahon was at fault and cited him for reckless driving and following too closely, both of which contributed to the accident. He has been issued a misdemeanor summons and will be required to appear in court in late August to address the charges.

McMahon, the former owner and longtime face of WWE, has remained relatively out of the spotlight in recent months amid legal troubles and his departure from the company. This latest incident adds to a series of ongoing issues surrounding the 78-year-old wrestling mogul.

We will provide further updates as McMahon’s court date approaches and more information becomes available regarding the case.

Vince McMahon Involved in Serious Car Crash, Cited for Reckless Driving

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