31-year-old Raheem Sterling was driving his Lamborghini Urus along the M3 motorway in the United Kingdom when several drivers called emergency services, alarmed by his maneuvers.
Police stopped him near the Minley junction on May 28. Bodycam footage shows him trying to hide some nitrous oxide canisters behind the rear seats. When asked who was driving, he replied: “Can I make a call?”.
They found six laughing gas canisters and a deflated blue balloon. The former forward for Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea and Feyenoord pleaded guilty to dangerous driving, drug possession and refusing to provide a sample. He admitted in court that he has a problem with nitrous oxide. Sentencing will take place on November 25, and he could face up to two years in prison.