Nevada Board of Parole Commissioners Denies Parole for Henry Ruggs III
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Nevada Board of Parole Commissioners Denies Parole for Henry Ruggs III

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The Nevada Board of Parole Commissioners ruled on Thursday that Henry Ruggs III, a former NFL player, has been denied parole. The decision comes nearly five years after Ruggs was involved in a car crash in Las Vegas that resulted in the death of a woman.

Ruggs, who previously played for the Raiders, was involved in the fatal accident that occurred almost five years ago. The ruling by the Nevada Board of Parole Commissioners maintains his current status of incarceration.

Reports from lean-left sources, including ESPN and ESPN AU, state that the Nevada Board of Parole Commissioners issued the ruling on Thursday, noting that Ruggs killed a woman in the Las Vegas car crash.

Reports from lean-right sources, including the New York Post, also state that Ruggs was denied parole almost five years after the crash in which he killed a woman.

Ruggs remains in custody following the board's decision to deny his request for parole.

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