To refresh your memory, the city of Omaha held a parade in honor of native son Terence Crawford on Saturday, Sept. 27, to celebrate Crawford’s historic win over Canelo Alvarez. For some, the celebration continued far into the night at the Steelhouse, a concert hall where Crawford was feted on his 38th birthday. A number of local dignitaries were present including Omaha’s mayor, John Ewing, a close friend of Crawford.
Crawford left the Steelhouse with three of his buddies a few minutes after 1 am. As they exited the parking garage, the car that Crawford was driving attracted the attention of two police officers riding in a squad car. Crawford was driving a dark 2025 Lucid Sapphire, billed as the fastest production sedan in the world, capable of going 0-60 mph in under 2 seconds. The car had no license plate (common in the case of a newly purchased vehicle).
The Steelhouse is located in an area with many bars in the vicinity. Nebraska law prohibits the sale of alcohol after 1 am. It’s normal for police to be canvassing this area after “last call,” especially on a weekend…