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“We want to inform the Vilnius Rytas club community that our player Chris McCullough may have caused a car accident and violated the internal rules of the club. The police have launched an investigation, the Rytas club announced on Saturday on its website. – Vilnius Rytas it also conducts an internal inspection. While the investigation is ongoing, the player will not participate in team activities. As we gather more information, we intend to share it with the Ryto Club community. “
Representatives of the capital police 15 minutes revealed that the incident that bothered the legionnaire may have occurred on Friday night around 10 p.m.
It was reported that a Jeep belonging to the Ryto Club obstructed another car in the parking lot.
The driver did not report the incident to anyone and the woman contacted police about the damaged car on Saturday morning.
Officials have now initiated administrative procedures for them to leave the scene of the accident.
According to official data, the police determine who was specifically driving the car.
There is no evidence that the driver has been intoxicated. According to unofficial information, the driver of the Jeep drove a few kilometers with the tire lowered before damaging the car in the parking lot.
Leaving the scene of an accident carries a fine of 600 to 1,100 euros. You can also be disqualified from driving for 1 to 3 years.
15 minutes According to the information, the Vilnius club is seeking to terminate the contract with a 25-year-old, 206 cm tall American.
Ch.McCullough, who played for the NBA clubs Brooklyn Nets and Washington Wizards, later played for the G League, China, the Philippines and South Korea.
He contributed to the Vilnius club of all basketball players last month.
Although Ch.McCullough appeared in all four LKL matches won by Vilnius, he did not play steadily.
After 13.5 minutes. during the game, he scored 6.5 points and bounced 4 balls each. Performance indicator: 4.3 points.
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