VIDEO: Tyler Werner is the state trooper who lied as he forged Kyren Lacy as the one who caused the car crash

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VIDEO: Tyler Werner is the state trooper who lied as he forged Kyren Lacy as the one who caused the car crash 2

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Tyler Werner is the state trooper who lied as he forged Kyren Lacy as the one who caused the car crash.

This young lady (Bryahna Emani Gray) caused a crash which ultimately took veteran Herman Halls’ life instead of taking responsibility she lied! & gave a statement painting the picture that Standout LSU football player Kyren Lacy was responsible for the crash causing him to be charged with negligent homicide.

State Trooper (Tyler Werner) took Bryahna’s statement and did an “investigation” cohersinng a witness and forging a witness statement (allegedly) stating “a high profile person was responsible”

Kyren took his life earlier this year due to the mental emotional and spiritual pressure over the FALSE narrative that was painted! Today Kyren was vindicated!

The state claimed Kyren Lacy caused a deadly crash by recklessly passing cars, crossing the center line and fleeing the scene. He was charged with negligent homicide, hit and run and reckless driving. Before he could face a grand jury, he took his own life after being bullied online, saying he felt his life and his dreams of going to the league were over.

Now his attorney has released surveillance and body cam footage showing Lacy was actually behind the crash, had re entered his lane and did not cause the collision at all. The video tells a very different story from what the state alleged. He was innocent and did not have to die.

VIDEO BELOW:

@6ixbuzztv

New footage proves Kyren Lacy is innocent and did not commit a fatal hit-and-run last year Lacy who was on track to make the NFL took his own life in April #kyrenlacy #lsu #nfl

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