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 Statement from the Minnesota Vikings

informed Vikings players, coaches, and staff of the news and provided emotional support through counseling. Our thoughts and prayers are with Khyree's loved ones, friends, teammates, and coaches, as well as with all of the unfortunate accident victims.

work to learn more. We have also informed Vikings players, coaches, and staff of the news and provided emotional support through counseling. Statements from Minnesota Vikings representatives: We are deeply saddened by the news of Khyree's passing. Our thoughts are with Khyree's family, friends, teammates, and coaches, as well as all of the victims of this tragic accident. As a player, Khyree had a very bright future ahead of him, and it was clear that he was dedicated to being a great person who made people's lives better. Following this devastating loss, we are thinking about Khyree's family and friends as well as the Minnesota Vikings. Owners Mark and Zygi Wilf This news absolutely breaks my heart. Our staff and facility were both energized by Khyree's infectious enthusiasm. His teammates immediately liked him because of his self-assurance and engaging personality. Khyree's desire to be the best person he could be for his family and those around him was even more impressive in our brief time together. It was clear that Khyree was going to become a great professional football player. I can't put it into words. My thoughts and prayers are with Khyree's loved ones, friends, teammates, and coaches. Lead trainer Kevin O'Connell.

coaches, as well as all of the victims of this tragic accident. As a player, Khyree had a very bright future ahead of him, and it was clear that he was dedicated to being a great person who made people's lives better. Following this devastating loss, we are thinking about Khyree's family and friends as well as the Minnesota Vikings. Owners Mark and Zygi Wilf This news absolutely breaks my heart. Our staff and facility were both energized by Khyree's infectious enthusiasm. His teammates immediately liked him because of his self-assurance and engaging personality. Khyree's desire to be the best person he could be for his family and those around him was even more impressive in our brief time together. It was clear that Khyree was going to become a great professional football player. I can't put it into words. My thoughts and prayers are with Khyree's loved ones, friends, teammates, and coaches. Kevin O'Connell is the head coach. According to Maryland police, Khyree Jackson, a rookie cornerback for the Minnesota Vikings, was one of three people killed when his car was struck by another vehicle "traveling at a high rate of speed." He was 24.

Three vehicles were involved in the accident in Prince George's County on Saturday just before 3:15 a.m., according to a news release from state police

.Three vehicles were involved in the accident in Prince George's County on Saturday just before 3:15 a.m., according to a news release from state police.

Along with two others, Isaiah Hazel, 23, and Anthony Lytton, 24, Jackson was riding in the front seat of a maroon Dodge Charger.

According to police, Jackson, Hazel, and the driver perished at the scene. Lytton was transported to the hospital, where he was subsequently pronounced dead.

According to the news release, the accident occurred when a silver Infiniti traveling northbound on Route 4 attempted to change lanes. Cori Clingman, the driver, was "driving at a high rate of speed," according to police, and she hit the Charger before hitting a Chevrolet Impala.

The Charger was thrown off the road by the force of the collision and came to a stop after hitting a number of tree stumps.

The Charger was thrown off the road by the force of the collision and came to a stop after hitting a number of tree stumps.

According to police, neither Clingman, 23, nor the two other passengers in the Infiniti were hurt. The Impala's driver did not sustain any injuries either and was refused medical attention on the spot

.The Charger was thrown off the road by the force of the collision and came to a stop after hitting a number of tree stumps.

According to police, neither Clingman, 23, nor the two other passengers in the Infiniti were hurt. The Impala's driver did not sustain any injuries either and was refused medical attention on the spot

.According to the Florence Police Department, the suspect acted alone and posed no threat to the public during the initial investigation. The Boone County Sheriff's Office has confirmed that Florence officers and its deputies responded last night, but it is not conducting its own investigation.

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