Raheem Sterling must appear in court on September 15 to answer for charges including dangerous driving and possession of laughing gas following his arrest in May. The charges relate to a traffic accident on a southbound motorway on May 28 where no other vehicles were involved and no injuries were reported, though his car was damaged.
According to British media, the former football star risks a potential prison sentence for the offenses. Police also suspected Sterling of driving while unfit due to drug use, but this is not included in the formal charges. sportbet.reviews
