Michael B. Jordan has been clarified in the investigation into the Ferrari incident.
master cool room It was previously reported that Jordan’s sports car collided with another car in Hollywood, Los Angeles on December 2.
Michael B. Jordan’s Ferrari Crash
It is unclear at the time of the investigation who was behind the wheel at the time of the collision. According to the Daily Mail, police have viewed a video showing the moment Jordan’s Ferrari crashed into another car.
TMZ reports that Jordan’s vehicle was involved in a race with another Ferrari owner before the driver appeared to lose control and crash.
Still, the video the LAPD reviewed turned up nothing. It reportedly failed to clearly prove Jordan was responsible for the incident.
If so, he could face street racing charges, a misdemeanor. Additionally, the video does not indicate whether the driver was speeding.
The LAPD reportedly closed the case due to a lack of evidence.
Second man involved in crash speaks out
After news of the accident broke last month, the owner of the second Ferrari came forward. In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, angel angel recounted his thoughts on the incident.
Angel insists he and the other driver were not “drag racing.”
“We’re revving the engine, but it’s not going any faster at all,” I explained. “But like I said, those cars took off very quickly. So if you press the pedal, you’ll go from 0 to 60 (mph) in about two seconds“.
“So we were revving the engine, and then as soon as we blew the horn, you know, I started picking up speed, maybe 45 to 50 miles (per hour). “I looked back and he was gone. “
Angel was confused and concerned that he had nothing to do with the driver of Jordan’s blue Ferrari, but he continued on his way. He claimed he didn’t notice the events happening behind him.