K.C. outside linebackers coach Britt Reid, son of head coach Andy Reid, allegedly told cops he consumed alcohol and an Rx prescription before an awful 3-car accident Thursday night that left a 5-year-old in gruesome condition. It’s completely explained in a court order acquired by KCTV in which officials say the 35-year-old reeked of alcohol and had red eyes at the times after the mishap. As per the warrant, Reid revealed to officials he had consumed 2 to 3 beverages prior that night and was on Adderall, a physician endorsed prescription. As per protocol, cops say they took 4 vials of blood from Reid to test his blood liquor levels. Also, they noted that Reid didn’t perform well on field balance tests.

Authorities affirm the accident happened around 9 PM – only minutes from Arrowhead Stadium. With respect to the accident, authorities discovered that Reid was driving a pickup truck that hammered into 2 vehicles that were pulled over on an entrance to the I-435 thruway. One of the vehicles had allegedly run out of gas and had required another vehicle to help when Reid’s truck came colliding with the two vehicles. A 5-year-old in one of the vehicles was taken directly to the nearest hospital and remains in a coma. A 4-year-old child was also in one of the vehicles, however, inexplicably endured just minor wounds.

The Chiefs released a statement Friday saying, “The organization has been made aware of a multi-vehicle accident involving Outside Linebackers Coach, Britt Reid. We are in the process of gathering information, and we will have no further comment at this time. Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone involved.”

The Chicago Sun-Times is currently revealing Britt wasn’t required to go with the group to Tampa Bay for the game.

The younger Reid went through a stint in prison in 2007 after various upsetting claims including a street rage occurrence and slamming his truck in a parking garage while impaired, as indicated by the Philadelphia Inquirer. Andy Reid’s most seasoned child, Garrett, additionally had issues with substance misuse. He was condemned to 23 months in jail for a 2007 accident while he was high on heroin. Garrett battled with addiction for quite a long time and at last passed on of a heroin glut in 2012 while in his room at the Philadelphia Eagles instructional course, while his dad was training the group.