English soccer star Raheem Sterling charged with dangerous driving after motorway collision

Former England soccer player Raheem Sterling has been formally charged with three offenses, including dangerous driving, following a motorway accident in England on May 28, according to police. Sterling, 31, allegedly caused a single-vehicle collision on the M3 highway in southern England while driving a Lamborghini. In addition to dangerous driving, charges also include possession of nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas, for improper inhalation, and failing to provide a sample for suspected alcohol or substance use.

No other vehicles were involved in the incident, and there were no reported injuries. Sterling, known for his stints at Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea, and Arsenal, is currently without a club. He is scheduled to appear at a magistrates' court on September 15 for a hearing.