Raheem Sterling faces possible prison time after admitting to dangerous driving, nitrous oxide possession - The New York Times

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Raheem Sterling has admitted dangerous driving. The case comes from a Lamborghini crash. The crash took place on a motorway. The court case came after the crash. He also pleaded guilty to possession of nitrous oxide. Nitrous oxide is also known as hippy crack. The former England winger and Premier League player now faces possible prison time. Reports say he was driving recklessly while using the gas before the collision.

Sterling was in court for the case. The court did not set a sentencing date. Nitrous oxide is used as a recreational drug. It may affect driving. He admitted the charges in court. The charges include dangerous driving and possession of nitrous oxide. He faced charges after the crash.

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