Dolphins’ Kendrick Norton at fault for accident that cost him his left arm; no alcohol or drugs involved, report says
Norton was issued a citation for an improper lane change of his 2017 Ford F250, which crashed into the right side of a 2015 Maserati before it slammed into a concrete barrier and overturned onto its roof.
While no tests for alcohol or other drugs were administered, investigators determined Norton and his passenger, a 34-year-old woman named
Norton and Williams, however, were not wearing seatbelts during the incident, which occurred around
Both Norton and Williams were transported to
Investigators were unable to determine if Norton was distracted before the accident occurred.
Investigators said the other driver,
A GoFundMe page created for Norton this week as raised more than
Norton's representation, First Round Management, said Norton has already had three surgeries and could require at least two more before he can proceed toward having a prosthetic arm.
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Norton, who currently remains on the
He likely will be placed on the Non-Football Injury (NFI) list, which would give the
Keeping Norton on the NFI list makes him eligible to remain on the
Norton, who played three seasons at the
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