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Sterling faces court over driving charges

Former Liverpool and Manchester City player Raheem Sterling must appear in court on September 15 over dangerous driving and possession of laughing gas.

Former Liverpool and Manchester City footballer Raheem Sterling is facing legal proceedings for dangerous driving and possession of laughing gas. The charges stem from a traffic accident on May 28, where no other vehicles were involved and no personal injuries were reported, though his car was damaged. capturengo.com

Sterling, who must also answer for not providing a blood test after his arrest in May, risks a longer prison sentence according to British media. Police had also suspected him of driving under the influence of drugs, but this is not included in the current charges.