SO BAD: Washington Commanders formal star player, died at 33years…..

(AP) — Fort Lauderdale, Florida Dwayne Haskins, the quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Washington Commanders, was

drugged, robbed, and subjected to extortion before he was struck and killed by a car while intoxicated on a highway after running out

of gas, according to the family’s lawsuit against numerous individuals, companies, and the state of Florida.

The former Ohio State star is accused in the case, which was filed yesterday in Fort Lauderdale, of being drugged and robbed in the

hours leading up to the accident on April 9, 2022, by a man and three women. They claim it occurred at a hotel in Boca Raton, a

nightclub, a bar, and an elite golf driving range. There are no details provided in the case. Haskins, 24, was working out with Steelers

teammates in South Florida during the offseason when

According to the report, Haskins’s leased pickup truck experienced a mechanical issue that resulted in it running out of petrol. The

family further claims that while construction was underway, the state transportation department failed to properly light and maintain

the road or display a reduced speed restriction. They claim that a temporary sign obscured the highway’s view.

In a statement, the family’s attorney, Rick Ellsley, said that the lawsuit will enable him to ask questions of Haskins’ companions and

subpoena records as part of “the process of uncovering the complete truth about this tragedy.”

Many questions remain about what went on in the hours leading up to Dwayne’s death. Dwayne was allegedly singled out and given

drugs as part of a scheme to blackmail and

Since no criminal charges have been brought against any of the people or companies Haskins’ family is suing, and no documentation

has been submitted to the court to support any of the allegations, the Associated Press is refraining from naming them.

A lady Haskins was with told police they had run out of petrol on Interstate 595 near Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport

just before daybreak, according to a death report released in May by the Broward County Medical Examiner’s Office. She said he went

to get additional fuel in the dark.

Haskins was struck by a vehicle and then an SUV when he was standing in the center lane and attempting to wave down drivers,

according to witnesses who spoke with the Florida Highway Patrol. He died from blunt force injuries, according to the study.

Haskins’ autopsy revealed that his blood alcohol concentration was 0.20. That is 2.5 times the state’s legal driving limit of 0.08.

A person of Haskins’ weight, 230 pounds (104 kilograms), would have required at least 10 beers in the hours prior to his death,

according to the University of California, Davis and other universities. Norketamine, a metabolite of the potent painkiller ketamine,

was also present in his system. Although a doctor may prescribe the medication, it is also possible to abuse it recreationally. The

In addition to breaking other school passing records, Haskins was awarded the MVP of both Ohio State’s Rose Bowl victory over the

Washington Huskies and the Big Ten Championship game.

Haskins, a first-round choice in the 2019 NFL draft by Washington, was cut by the team following a 3-10 record over two seasons.

Despite not playing in a game, he was signed by Pittsburgh as a backup quarterback for the 2021 campaign.

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