John Elway, the Legendary Quarterback, will not face any legal charges concerning the tragic death of his former agent Jeff Sperbeck, who unfortunately fell from a golf cart that Elway was operating. This incident has garnered significant media attention, and now, authorities have concluded their investigation, determining it to be an accidental death, as reported by USA Today.
The Riverside County (California) Sheriff, Chad Bianco, informed a Denver television station that the investigation into this unfortunate event that occurred in April has officially concluded.
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“It’s over,” Sheriff Bianco stated during an interview with 9News. “We’ve engaged with all parties involved and have found no new evidence. There was absolutely nothing criminal. We have consistently maintained that this was a tragic accident.”
The incident took place on April 26, when the 62-year-old Sperbeck was standing on the back of a golf cart at a golf course in La Quinta, California. Tragically, he fell and sustained a serious head injury.
The Riverside County Coroner’s Bureau has announced that his death was due to “blunt force trauma,” categorizing the manner of death as “an accident.” For those seeking more information, further details about this heartbreaking incident can be found throughout our coverage.
