Police have still not charged anyone in the crash that took the life of NFL football player Khyree Jackson

There are still no charges as Maryland State Police continue their investigation of a multi-car crash that took the lives of two college football players and NFL rookie Khyree Jackson.

The crash happened on Saturday around 3:15 am, and police claim that the Dodge Charger carrying the three football stars was sideswiped by another car being drove by a 23-year-old female at a high rate of speed.

The car then ran off the road and hit several trees before coming to a stop. Jackson, 24, and his two former high school teammates Isaiah Hazel, 23, and AJ Lytton Jr., 24 were all killed in the crash.

Police believe that alcohol could be involved. The woman has still not been charged even though she has a past record of driving erratically.

The driver Cori Clingman has been nailed twice for driving at high rates of speed. She was hit in 2018 going 69 in a 55, and in 2020 when she was in a 55 mph zone going 100 miles per hour.

Clingman has actually been on probation for her past driving record. I am shocked charges still have not been handed down.