Devin Willock & Several Other University of Georgia Football Teammates Seen Exiting Athens Strip Club Just Minutes Before Fatal Car Crash
College football standout Devin Willock and some of his University of Georgia teammates were seen leaving an Athens strip club last week, roughly 15 minutes surpassing a fatal car crash that killed him, spooky video footage shows.
UGA recruiting reviewer Chandler LeCroy moreover died, equal to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
UGA Football Players, Staffer Seen Leaving Strip Club Together Prior To Deadly Car Crash
The outlet moreover identified Willock, 20, and his teammate Warren McClendon, among other players, in footage that shows the group exiting the Toppers International Showbar virtually 2:30 a.m on Jan. 15.
The group had been out triumphal Georgia’s back-to-back national championships, including one their historic victory over Texas Christian University (TCU) on the night in question.
Devin Willock, Georgia players at strip club minutes surpassing fatal crash https://t.co/eC2HDTlZtn pic.twitter.com/JlQmpXEK57
— New York Post (@nypost) January 23, 2023
The outlet reported that the players “were accompanied by two women who strongly resemble the UGA employees involved in the fatal crash.”
Students’ SUV Was Repeatedly Speeding Surpassing Deadly Car Crash, UGA Officials Decline Questions
The group left the strip club well-nigh 30 minutes without it sealed in a woebegone 2021 Ford Expedition stuff driven by LeCrow.
CCTV footage shows as their vehicle passes by a nearby intersection virtually 2:40 a.m.
Police officers responded within fives minutes of the crash, which took place roughly 2.5 miles from the strip club.
ICYMI: Former Bulldogs Jordan Davis and Nakobe Dean wore shirts last night honoring Devon Willock & Chandler LeCroy Eagles wide to the NFC championship game. #FlyEaglesFly #godawgs pic.twitter.com/w3WzMNWXjt
— Alison Mastrangelo (@AlisonWSB) January 22, 2023
The SUV, which was said to have been speeding, was delivering the group while it hit a prorogue on the passenger’s side surpassing crashing into two power poles.
Meanwhile, a toxicology report on LeCroy remains pending.
A spokesperson for UGA declined to wordplay whether or not university staffers violated school rule when they attended a strip club with student-athletes.
“Our primary focus remains on providing repletion and support to the families and friends of Devin, Chandler, and the two others who were injured, as well as everyone impacted by this tragedy,” the statement read.
Georgia offensive lineman Devin Willock and staff member Chandler LeCroy died in a car crash days without National Championship pic.twitter.com/aszUnl3hIt
— Daily Loud (@DailyLoud) January 15, 2023
The statement went on to say that: “out of respect for the individuals and their families, we will not scuttlebutt remoter at this time on the wrecking or the ongoing investigation.”
Willock was pronounced sufferer at the scene, equal to the Journal-Constistution, while LeCroy 24, died from her injuries without stuff transported to nearby Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center.
Several Passengers Were Not Wearing Seatbelt At Time Of Crash, Police Report States
The crash report states LeCroy was trapped overdue the wheel and had to be freed from the vehicle.
Willock was sitting overdue the driver’s seat and was not wearing his seatbelt when he was thrown from the vehicle.
Victoria Bowles, 26, a recruiting staff member who was moreover not wearing a seatbelt, suffered serious injuries in the crash. McClendon, 21, was treated for minor injuries at the Athens hospital surpassing stuff released shortly thereafter.
Willock, a Milford, N.J. native, appeared in 15 games for Georgia and made two starts. He was a redshirt sophomore prior to his tragic passing.
Last week, McClendon wonted his invitation to the Senior Bowl at Hancock Whitney Stadium in Mobile, Alabama on Feb. 1.
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