Rex Ryan, an ESPN broadcaster and former NFL coach, surrendered to Nashville police on Wednesday, November 11, after he allegedly struck two pedestrians with his truck. According to the Nashville Metropolitan Police, the incident took place late Tuesday night at an intersection where the pedestrians had the right of way.

Police stated that Ryan made a turn and ran over the victims' feet, while his truck also struck one of the victims' legs. After the collision, Ryan reportedly stopped at a red light where the victims confronted him and a brief argument ensued.

Following the altercation, Ryan allegedly got back into his vehicle and drove away from the scene without rendering aid or exchanging information. Ryan currently faces six charges, including two counts of leaving the scene of an accident and two counts of failure to give information or render aid.

Additional charges include two counts of failing to obey a traffic control signal at the intersection where the unfortunate incident occurred. Law enforcement authorities confirmed that his bail was officially set at $6,000 following his surrender and subsequent booking procedure.

Rex Ryan previously served as head coach for the New York Jets and Buffalo Bills before transitioning into a media career. He joined ESPN as an expert analyst in 2016 and has since been a prominent figure in sports broadcasting networks across the United States.